Articles by Rachel Holdsworth
By Rachel Holdsworth

Barnet FC's Underhill Home Under Threat

Barnet Council cannot 'give assurances' the club will have a licence for the whole 2012/13 season.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Cyclists More At Risk From Pollution Than Pedestrians

We probably could have guessed this, but a study has shown cyclists inhale twice as much soot as pedestrians.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Weekend Round-Up

What's been happening around town this weekend.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 25 September-1 October

Our choice of where to find funny over the next seven days.
By Rachel Holdsworth

TfL Raiding Rail Budget To Pay For Thames Cable Car

TfL are hoping to get the estimated £60m cost back through other channels, all to move an estimated 2740 people per day.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Comedy Review: Rich Fulcher @ Soho Literary Festival

Comedy meets literary reading. It works.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Are You Going To Be A Games Maker?

LOCOG have started telling people whether they've been picked for the team
By Rachel Holdsworth

Book Grocer: 21-27 September

The week ahead in literary London: poetry, art and wine, plus festivals in Soho and Battersea.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Lit Preview: Soho Literary Festival

Huge names of the book world descend on Soho this weekend.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Police Paid £109m In Overtime Last Year

And that was without any of those damn riots.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Biography Of Boris Johnson Goes For The Salacious Detail

Details rehashed include Boris's alleged philandering and being given a dressing down for his hands-off style.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Lit Preview: Writing Houses @ Kings Place

Alan Hollinghurst and Andrew Motion talk housing in literature.
By Rachel Holdsworth

London Stand Up And Sketch Comedy: 18-24 September

Our pick of where to find funny over the next seven days.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Squat Protests Target Ken Clarke's Home

Ministry of Justice's plans to criminalise squatting provokes a pointed response.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Book Grocer: 14-20 September

The week ahead in literary London: and it's a packed week.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Introducing Bernard Hogan-Howe, New Met Commissioner

There's a new man in charge of the Met. Who is he, and is he right for the job?
By Rachel Holdsworth

Londonist Presents: Poetry And London Books

Londonist hosts two events this Thursday, with writers of Londony books and excellent performance poets.
By Rachel Holdsworth

6.5M Extra Hours On The Tube - Now That's A Delay

A London Assembly report has found that 2010/11 saw the longest period of poor tube performance since upgrade work began.