2011
By M@

New London Books Roundup

Four new(ish) books about London.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Lewisham And Camden Police Turn To Flickr

Photos of recovered stolen goods go online in an attempt to find the owners.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Google Maps Builds Waterloo And City Line Extension

New public transport information seems to think the W&C Line starts in Southall.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Preview: Sixty-Six Books @ Bush Theatre / Westminster Abbey

66 writers, including Stewart Lee, Jeanette Winterson and the Archbishop of Canterbury, tell us what they think of the King James Bible.

Would You Roll The Dice In The LivingSocial Taxi?

Watch unexpected experiences surprise and delight those who take a chance (sponsored)
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London At The Weekend: 29-31 July

Retromania, art out east, bike action, athletic feats, foodie fun, jazz in the west and much more
By M@

A Guided Tour Of London Street Art

Learn to tell your Bortusk Leers from your C215s.
By Dean Nicholas

Happy Birthday To The Boris Bike

The Boris bikes are a year old. How have they been for you?
By johnmcga

Ticket Alert: Gigs on Sale Friday 29 July

Tickets available this week include the bewitching Laura Marling and one of the biggest bands in the world.
By SallyB2

Extra, Extra

Featuring frogs, chihuahuas and a lost steam train. Don't say we don't give you variety.
By Lindsey

Thems Please @ 76 Chatsworth Road : Two Free Events

Two free site specific events in the old newsagent's shop
By Ben O' Norum

London Food & Drink News: 28 July 2011

Festivals, cheescake, apps and bicycle rides...

BP Portrait Award At The National Portrait Gallery

55 paintings of the famous and not-so famous. (Sponsored post)
By Franco Milazzo

Interview: Piff The Magic Dragon, Cabaret Magician

He's tried to fool Penn & Teller, he sold a trick to David Blaine and he's off to Edinburgh with a new show.

By Zoe Craig

Preview: Meeting of Styles Graffiti Festival Returns

Free, family friendly graffiti festival just behind Holloway Road station.
By jamesup

Blackfriars Scheme Direct Action Planned Tomorrow

Protesters will take to the streets tomorrow night for a direct action against TfL's Blackfriars plans.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 29 July - 4 August

Two Lates to choose from, Hackney Wicked, bike polo, triathlon watching, frog counting, free gigs, the Roxy's birthday and more
By Ruth

Preview: Tally Ho! Vintage Cycle Tours

Plus fours at the ready, pedallers