May 2013
By Janan Jay

No Washing Up: Kitchen Party

If black market restaurateurs, Medieval meat merchants, bartenders and experimental foodies took over your house.

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By M@

Boris Johnson And Vladimir Putin: Masters Of The Publicity Shot

Anything you can do, Vlad, I can, um, you know, do sort of alright at.
By johnmcga

One Of The Loudest Bands Around: Jim Jones Revue

But did their live act leave us with more than just a severe case of ringing ears?
By M@

Time Travel London: To Anglo-Saxon Brixton

Imagining the centre of Brixton 1,000 years ago.
By Johnny Fox

Train Of Events: Travels With My Aunt

Graham Greene's picaresque Aunt Augusta brought electrically to life at the Menier Chocolate Factory.

Medieval Mayhem After Hours In An Archaeological Archive

Museum of London's special event for Museums at Night (sponsored post).

By M@

31 London Cemeteries To Visit Before You Die

New book tours the capital's most desirable burial grounds.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Proposed Fire Brigade Changes Put 41 Wards Over Target Response Time

New information shows a fire in Clapham Town would take nearly four mins longer to reach.
By Londonist

Things To Do In London Today: Thursday 9 May 2013

Beer, sensible partying, CCTV surveillance and our weather writer's been watching too much Game of Thrones.
By M@

Extra, Extra

The rest of the day's London news.
By Londonist

Gig Preview And Interview: V V Brown

With new material on the way, and a trio of London gigs to come, we speak to the talented Ms B.
By Lindsey

Boe & Irony Spread Urban Animal Street Art Across London

A squirrel appears in Tottenham.

By Doron

Maxine Peake And Band Headline Noise Of Art’s 100 Years Of Electronic Music @ Village Underground

Actress Maxine Peake and her band, Eccentronic Research Council, mark 100 years of electronic music.
By BethPH

A Bridge Too Far? Response To TfL Consultation Published

Wrangling over crossings continues.
By Londonist

Zoonation's Hit Show, Some Like It Hip Hop, Is Back

Pop, lock and jam along to this hit dance show.
By Ruth Hargreaves

Ferrets, Fannies and Funnies With The Noise Next Door: Boys On Tour

The improv comedy troupe that turn your random suggestions into full-on, belly laugh goodness.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Book And Poetry Events: 9-15 May

Lionel Shriver, European Literature Night, China Miéville and a Jane Austen quiz.
By Londonist

Long Live Southbank: Skaters Muster To Save Their Undercroft

Users of the threatened skating and biking den beneath the Southbank Centre aren't going without a fight.