2012
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Bridge Tests Olympic Queueing System During Jubilee

And a weekday test will happen on Thursday.
By Lise Smith

Preview: Postcards Festival @ Jackson's Lane, Highgate

Sometimes sweet. sometimes saucy and always surprising.
By Laura Dodge

Dance Review: Flawless & English National Ballet in Against Time @ Hammersmith Apollo

The ENB push boundaries with surprisingly fantastic results
By Dean Nicholas

In Pictures: The 2012 Serpentine Pavilion

Going underground.

By Dave Haste

Monday Miscellanea

London trivia for a bank holiday Monday.
By Londonist

Theatre Review: Antigone @ National Theatre

Sophocles’ tale provides more than enough reassurance that your own family strife is quite minor.
By Rachel Holdsworth

In Pictures: The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Celebrations

Boats, flags, costumes and rain: the best of our Flickrpool.
By SallyB2

Jubilee Weekend Round-Up

News. Because even the queen can't stop stuff happening.
By Dave Haste

Sunday Seasoning #117

Wimbledon common last weekend.
By Rachel Holdsworth

My City By George The Poet

Not a Jubilee-related view of London.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap This Half Term: 4-10 June

Jubilee, Jubilissimee, Wallace & Gromit, a massive Corgi, Euro 2012, the Green Fair & family friendly fun
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Henry Moore - Late Large Forms @ Gagosian Gallery

Bringing his large sculptures indoors increases their potency and heightens the tension.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 3-9 June

Where to find funny this week: Pappy's, Marcel Lucont, Sheeps and Eleanor Conway's Comedy Rumble.
By Dave Newbury

Gig Review: Coldplay @ Emirates Stadium

Coldplay wow the audience at a spectacular Emirates Stadium show
News
By M@

Big Ben: The Tower With Five Names

So, what's it really called?
By AndrewT

Theatre Review: Boys @ Soho Theatre

An engaging, funny and poignant new play from Ella Hickson
By M@

London's Best Boats And Ships

Vessels you can see in London any time of the year -- no need for a Royal Flotilla.
By Londonist

Exhibition Review: After You’ve Gone: East End Shopfronts, 1988

A thoughtful and poignant record of an altering London.