2
Mar
2013
Musician Julia Biel
'Musically I spend a lot of time in Brixton and Dalston. Them aside I love anywhere with open space and good vintage shops'
1
Mar
2013
‘An Unwelcome Guest’, Kensington
Despite its slight technical awkwardness, 'An Unwelcome Guest' is a commendable achievement from Heythrop College
28
Feb
2013
Sunday Sanctuary, Knightsbridge
A women-only afternoon of canapés, cocktails, girly films and beauty treatments. And if that’s not tempting enough, it's free
27
Feb
2013
Finding It Hard to Love the Shard
The Shard resembles its Middle-Earth counterpart Barad-Dûr if Tolkien's fantasy was disguised as a silver Samsung Galaxy
26
Feb
2013
The Camden Eye
A solid boozer with a relaxed atmosphere, a good quality selection of pizzas and wine, within close proximity to the station
25
Feb
2013
DJ Tim Keenoy
'If I could change a thing about London, I’d help with the homeless problem and do something for people struggling financially'
23
Feb
2013
Music at St. Giles Church, Camberwell
From the first movement of 'Trauermusic' to Schumann’s intricate fairy-tale, there was a clarity and force to each piece
22
Feb
2013
Hula Hooping, London Fields
Whatever you attempt to do, at some stage you will definitely feel and look like a wally... But hey, that is half the fun!
21
Feb
2013
Dating: A (Not So) Modern Manual
The chances of meeting your perfect partner online seem as good as picking them out on the tube on your way to work
20
Feb
2013
The Forge & Foundry, Camden
Few things in the capital’s ever refined world of cuisine beat the simplicity and tastiness of the pie and beer combo
