April 2012
By Rachel Holdsworth

London's Air Quality Is Rubbish, But What Can Be Done?

We asked a scientist.
By Dean Nicholas

Another New Plan For Battersea Power Station

Derelict station could be converted into an 11,000-seat arena and exhibition halls.
By M@

Extra, Extra

The rest of the day's news...including a video game of Streatham.
By Franco Milazzo

Review: The Vocal Orchestra @ Udderbelly

Shlomo's showcase of British beatboxing brilliance comes to the South Bank.
By Zoe Craig

Exhibition Preview: Shakespeare's Money & Medals @ British Museum

"Put money in thy purse" - here's a free exhibition about money and Shakespeare.
By BethPH

I'm A Reporter, Not A Terrorist

Private security companies 'ignorant' of filming and photography laws.
By Doron

Listen Up! Music Interview: Clock Opera

Watch out, it's Clock Opera.

Win An Overnight Stay With Dinner At The Cavendish London

A competition to celebrate the new Spring Menu at Jermyn Street's only hotel (sponsored post).
By Janan Jay

Poetry Parnassus: Raining Poems and More Poets Needed

Do you know a poet in Darussalam? Ok, how about Nauru? Monaco, perhaps?

By Sam Smith

Opera Review: Jakob Lenz @ Hampstead Theatre

A weird and wonderful start to English National Opera's spring season.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Book Grocer: 18-24 April

Book, poetry and spoken word events in London this week, including Irvine Welsh and AL Kennedy.
By Lindsey

Marking 100 Days To The Olympics

Blooming rings, bearskin hats and poster-sized love letters to London.
By jamesup

Green Election Manifesto: Jenny's Agenda

Jenny's manifesto for a Green London, another tome we've read on your behalf.

By tikichris

Have Lunch With Antonio Carluccio In Notting Hill

Fancy a greedy Italian lunch next week?
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Assembly Member Interview: Joanne McCartney

The Labour AM tells us what the Assembly does.
By M@

In Pictures: Protest On The Bahrain Embassy Roof

Protests in Belgrave Square over human rights abuses in the Gulf kingdom.
By Dean Nicholas

Extra, Extra

The rest of the day's news.
By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What’s On In London 17 – 23 April

This week's hottest theatre, dance, opera, world music, jazz and art events