6
Oct
2008
Slashers, Snippers, Stabbers & Rippers!
The grim crimes executed by Jack the Ripper in Victorian London remain the capital’s most shocking murders
3
Oct
2008
London’s Foxes – Where Will it End?
What irks me about the London fox situation is that our local council seems to turn a blind eye (or ear) to them, allowing them to take over our streets
1
Oct
2008
Dan Baldwin’s ‘Dead Innocent’ Exhibition
A much anticipated collection of new paintings, ceramics and installations, is now showing at the Forster Gallery in East London
30
Sep
2008
Piaf: Sex, Drugs and Little Sparrow
It was perfectly rough around the edges, perfectly vulgar in parts, and the audience was perfectly faced with adversity throughout
29
Sep
2008
Theatretrain at the Royal Albert Hall
Theatretrain's Sunday performance at the Royal Albert Hall would have set the toes of any theatre or music enthusiast tapping
25
Sep
2008
Inamo Soho: Futuristic Dining
Entering Inamo, tucked away as it is on a side street in Soho, is like stepping into a futuristic dining portal
24
Sep
2008
Kids to Take Over Royal Albert Hall This Sunday
'I Don’t Feel Like Dancing!' is presented by Dowsett’s Theatretrain company, one of the UK's leading youth performing arts groups
23
Sep
2008
Who Was Spring Heeled Jack?
Fifty years before Jack the Ripper’s grisly slayings rocked Whitechapel, Victorian London was terrorised by another darkly adorned phantom of the night
22
Sep
2008
Tamarai Restaurant: Black and Shining
Described as London’s best Pan Asian fusion restaurant, as well as a nightclub and cocktail bar, Tamarai is definitely a fusion of something; it’s just not sure what
20
Sep
2008
London Fashion Week Finale
Ashish’s work kicked off with some pretty agreeable urban glitz and army glamour: military bomber and trench jackets
