2016
By Tabish Khan

See Design Icons Of The London Underground

Bask in the glory of the roundel.
By Londonist

Things To Do In London: Friday 5 February 2016

Bob Marley's birthday, real ale and how to stay alive in space.
By Londonist Staff

London News Roundup: Reports Of Sex Offences On Tube Trebled In Five Years

Amid fear that 90% of attacks go unreported,
By Rosalind Stone

Review: Romeo And Juliet Swaps Verona For London In 2016

And the ensemble makes it work, too.

 ★★★☆☆
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Is Set To Lose Over 7,000 Social Rent Homes

Not enough new homes built to replace those knocked down.
By Ben Venables

Review: Tez Talks About Muslims' Views On Tinder And Star Wars

Comedian also introduces the Tez Commandments.

 ★★★☆☆
Food
By M@

A Family Tree Of London Chicken Shops

Chick this out.
By Will Noble

Beer Made From Bread: What Does It Taste Like?

Our verdict on Toast Ale.
By Zoe Craig

Words, Words, Mere Words: Shakespeare’s Will Goes On Display

400th anniversary exhibition does nothing to illuminate the treasures on show.

 ★★☆☆☆
By Will Noble

Mail Rail Will Open To Public In Spring 2017

Dan Snow says this is an attraction for Londoners.
By M@

A Look Around The Magical Lantern Festival At Chiswick House Gardens

Highly recommended family light show.
By M@

William Blake And Neuroimaging In A Christopher Wren Church

Poetry meets perception on the pews.
By Londonist

Things To Do In London: Thursday 4 February 2016

Golden domes to walking poems, it's all going on today.
By Londonist Staff

London News Roundup: Barking To Gospel Oak Overground To Close For 5 Months

For major upgrades.
By Rosalind Stone

Review: Iphigenia In Splott Is A Greek Tragedy With Timeless Morals

Mythical lore meets Chicken Cottage.

 ★★★★★
By Londonist Staff

Your Chance To Kill Zombies In East London

Virtual reality game comes to secret location.
By M@

Review: States Of Mind Explores The Outer Reaches Of Consciousness

A sequel to Wellcome Collection's coloured mists.

 ★★★★☆
By Stuart Black

New National Theatre Season Feels The Squeeze

Starry classics and unusual recasting on the menu.