Tagged in SPENDING CUTS
By BethanyC

Save Our Libraries: The Fight Goes To The High Court

Campaigners bring legal challenge against Brent Council.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 10-16 June

Walks, cycles, garden squares, sluts, nudity, knitting, cars, chariots and ping pong in a skip
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 3-9 June

Wandle Valley Festival, London Green Fair, Stoke Newington Lit Fest, Roots and Shoots open day and more.

By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 27 May-2 June

Including art, ballet, hot sauce and psychogeography.
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 20-27 May

Where to find free classes, ghosts, football, butterflies, murals, music, design, lecture and tango
By Cat Wiener

Suffer Little Children: Council Charges Kids To Use Playground

Council to impose 'tax on fun' at Battersea Adventure Playground
By Lindsey

The Friday Photo: Don't Box Me In

Disability campaign groups protest against government funding cuts
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 12-19 May

Museums at Night, choirs on the Southbank, Morris dancing, Sikh new year, open studios and free lunchtime concerts.

By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 6-12 May

Keeping fun frugal this week with bats, artists, new year on Brick Lane, FARM:shop, capital haunting and more
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 15-21 April

Celebrate Queensday and Vaisakhi, try beekeeping, learn about Che Guevara, support the London Marathon runners and much more.

By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 8-14 April

Get outdoors for all sorts of cheap and free things to do this week.

By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 1-7 April

This week's London on the Cheap is brought to you by Likebees.com

By TimW

Arts Council England Announce Funding Decisions

Some arts organisations have been hit hard in the funding announcement. Who were the winners and losers?
By Lindsey

Things To Do In London On The Cheap: 25-31 March

Other than the protest march...
By Lindsey

Artsdepot To Stay Open Despite Funding Cut

Barnet's best venue is determined to remain a vital part of North London life.

By Lindsey

London On The Cheap: 11-17 March

This week's London on the Cheap is brought to you by The Pile at the Bottom of the Stairs.

By M@

Council Cuts: Six More Councils Vote In Budgets

Barnet, Ealing, Hounslow, Kingston, Lewisham and Richmond sign on the dotted line.
By Lindsey

London On The Cheap: 24 February – 2 March

Spring is in the air. Let cheap and free London keep the spring in your step.

By Lindsey

London On The Cheap: 17-23 February

Fashionable, frugal, February fun...
By Lindsey

London On The Cheap: 10-16 February

Bargain comics, behind the scenes at Bishopsgate, headlessness and LSE Lit Fest: all cheap this week.
By Lindsey

Day Of Action To Save London’s Libraries

Did you go the library on Saturday?

By Lindsey

London On The Cheap: 3-9 February

Cheap this week: Firestation Bookswap's on tour, Hackspace opens for perusal, the After School Club returns and it's time to welcome the Year of the Rabbit.

By Lindsey

Barnet People Protest Against Council Cuts

Around 2000 people turned out on Sunday to march through Barnet protesting against local council cuts.
By Lindsey

London On The Cheap: 27 January - 2 February

Duck the "double dip" with our recommendations of cheap and champion things to do around town this week, including sun salutations, Nintendisco, late at the V&A and a brand new Art Saves Lives happening in New Cross.