London News:
- Some readers weren't sure how to take our defence of the Metropolitan Police.
- As George Osborne cut TfL's funding, it was revealed Peter Hendy got an Olympics bonus of over £300k.
- Here's what refurbished Northern Line tube trains will look like.
- A Twitter map revealed London smartphone usage.
- The cable car had its first birthday - but what do you think about it?
Must-read posts:
- London's top 10 most beautiful and interesting car parks revealed.
- The capital's restaurant scene finally has the spoof it deserves.
- Ever wondered why tube trains don't work when you lean on the doors?
- Spotted a divertingly named bus stop? Stoats Nest Village explained.
- Watch Londonist M@ climb St Bride's.
Top reviews:
- A post-apocalyptic London where remembering is banned: new exhibition at V&A.
- The Cripple of Inishmaan: "a bizarre mix of Harry Potter, JM Synge and Father Ted".
- ClueQuest: a real-world game in which you have to solve puzzles to escape a locked room.
- Alfresco Austen: Pride and Prejudice in Regent's Park Open Air Theatre.
- Dalston House: a bloody marvellous installation where you can pretend to be Spiderman.
- South London roasters Alchemy Coffee have opened a great little cafe near St Paul's Cathedral.
Next week:
- Get your giggles at Balham Comedy Festival.
- Visit the Fantasy High Street on Lower Marsh.
- Get tickets for the Floating Cinema.
- Show your local indie bookshop some love.
- Wag your tail at Dog Day.
P.S. Have you cast your vote for the best pubs in Peckham and Camberwell?
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