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Glade In Chelsea.
The Black Bull Members Club closed down a couple of months ago.
Cross Keys under occupation.
Man Utd are bigger than all the London teams put together, at least on Facebook.
Top tips sourced from Londonist readers.
Chelsea and Elephant and Castle as works of art.
Weekend news. Because there is a bit more to life than football.
The Young Writers Festival 2012 presents free entertainment on Friday.
Commemorating Jean Rhys and Elizabeth Bowens' former abodes.
The weekend's other news stories...
Club may build new stadium beside Battersea Power Station.
Ruling over the prospects for London's Premier League teams this year.
A new executive chef and a refurbished setting make for a lovely summer lunch at Joe's on Draycott Avenue.
Young, good-looking, charismatic Portuguese takes over... but no way is it Jose.
Westminster, Hammersmith & Fulham and Kensington and Chelsea councils hail move to save local libraries - but the news isn't as good as they claim.
Impeccable service, lovely views of luxury boats bobbing about in the marina below and gorgeously presented dishes - but how does the food taste at this new riverside brasserie?
Keeping things elegant, simple and romantic, this recently opened Italian restaurant on Sloane Avenue could easily have been a newbie eatery along the Amalfi Coast. Still, something about the ambience during our dine left us wondering.
As the Spanish forward moves to Chelsea for £50 million, we list 10 other things the club might have spent their money on.
Owing to a surfeit of news this weekend, we have divided our round-up into the good bits and the less good bits. So you may peruse selectively. Here's the happier stuff...
Ahead of the decision on the future of the Olympic stadium, we map the different locations that London's professional football clubs have called home.
An utterly gorgeous hand-drawn map of the area between Earl's Court and Wimbledon, along the District Line.
A recap of Monday's news from around town, including a Bishop bashing the Royal Wedding, and a prediction of snow for later in the week.
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