2011
By tikichris

London Food & Drink News: 7 July 2011

A taste of what’s what in recent and upcoming London food and drink news
By Franco Milazzo

Preview: Balham Food Festival, 10-24 July

Leave your wellies at home: this South London festival only requires empty stomachs.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 8-14 July

Mapping, music, boats, stories, dance, jazz, science, the Milibands, bird art and the Golden Girls
By M@

Window Pane Falls From Top Of Canary Wharf Tower

HSBC Tower sheds its skin.
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By M@

London Facts That Aren't Actually True

The Savoy isn't the only place to drive on the right, and other faulty facts.
By Lindsey

Ken Writes To Boris About Olympic Route Network

Concerns voiced about pedestrian safety, the effect on local residents and businesses, taxi drivers and the dangers of Games Lane envy
By Londonist

Top 10 Things To Do In The Borough Of Hammersmith & Fulham

Fancy 'Turkish Delight on toast', waterside pubs, glorious parks, great gig venues and a plethora of places to eat?
By BethPH

London TravelWatch: 'Light At The End Of The Tunnel'

What's going on with the tube? Find out here.
By Lindsey

Discover City of London's Open Spaces With 'Green To Gold'

Acres of free open spaces to inspire health and wellbeing Olympic legacy
By SallyB2

Extra, Extra

London's other stories, including good news for a certain docklands exhibition centre...
By Rachel Holdsworth

Event Preview: Lewisham People's Day

The borough's annual free shindig is this Saturday.
By Hazel

The Black Diamond: An Immersive Adventure

Stella Artois goes theatrical in an immersive live action heist. Intriguing, but is it too mysterious?
By Rachel Holdsworth

Book Grocer: 6-12 July

The week ahead in literary London: festivals at the Southbank Centre and Coram's Fields, and appearances by Stella Duffy, China Miéville and Alan Hollinghurst.
By M@

Anti-Murdoch Protests Planned For London

A couple of protests are being organised in London to show anger at the phone hacking scandal.
By M@

Shoreditch Street Art Takes Centre Stage In She Makes War Video

Round Shoreditch by bike, for gorgeous new music video.
By M@

David Attenborough And The Riddle Of The Victorian Skull

Human remains in broadcaster's garden belonged to a famous Victorian murder victim.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Evidence Emerges Of 7/7 Families' Phone Hacking

Police contact families of victims after finding their personal details in investigator's files.
By M@

Extra, Extra

And the rest of the day's news...