What's on this week
The British Library
August 2, 2021Paddington: The Story of a Bear; The British Library; until 31st October; £8, members go FREE!
Join Paddington on a new adventure at the British Library this summer! His heart-warming exploits and kind and caring nature Read more →
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The Young Vic
August 2, 2021Changing Destiny; The Young Vic; until 21 Aug 2021; From £20
Two actors, a hundred characters, and a 4,000-year-old tale about the strength of the human spirit. Follow the adventures of Read more →
What's on this week
No Escape London
August 2, 2021No Escape London: The Dentist; Oxford Circus; Mondays to Sundays£35
This Dentist hides a terrible secret. You arrive for you only to find yourself trapped! Quickly you notice the clock ticking down Read more →
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Stag Lodge Stables
August 2, 2021Riding Lessons at Stag Lodge Stables; Wimbledon; from £30 for children, £45 for adults
Stag Lodge Stables offers horse riding lessons in London and courses for children and adults of all ages from three Read more →
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Pottery Classes at The Clay Garden
July 27, 2021Pottery Classes at The Clay Garden; Cambridge Grove; from £30 for a drop-in session
Just five minutes from Hammersmith tube station, and with plenty of space, light and cakes, The Clay Garden is a Read more →
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Dans le Noir ?
July 26, 2021Dine in the dark with Dans Le Noir ?; St John Street; from £96 for 2 people
Dans le Noir ? located in the heart of London invites you to dine in complete darkness, accompanied and served Read more →
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Battersea Power Station
July 26, 2021Archlight Cinema; Battersea Power Station; until 30th August; From £10
SUMMER SHOWTIME ON THE COALING JETTY 2021 LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION! Battersea Power Station will once again be the backdrop for Read more →
What's on this week
Serpentine Galleries
July 19, 2021James Barnor: Accra/London - A Retrospective; Serpentine; FREE
The Serpentine presents a major survey of British-Ghanaian photographer James Barnor, whose career spans six decades, two continents and numerous Read more →
Independent Reviews
Check out our latest reviews:
- Ivy Scarlett enjoys some seriously special food from ByRuby at home
- Natasha Taghavi visits the award-winning street food spot, Athenian
- 14 things to upgrade your August
- Beverley D’Silva has discovered a non-invasive treatment for serial snorers: Iqoro
- Kate-Lois Elliott checks out the newly refurbished Kensington hotel
West London Types
The Lido Swimmer
When Cate lived in Bayswater she used to swim in the Serpentine, but after moving south she’s discovered the lidos of Brockwell and Tooting Bec.
Sharing a bath with the great unwashed is Cate’s idea of bliss. Impervious to the medley of old man back hair, Love Island body lotion, belly button fluff, verrucas and peeling skin, she powers forward with a strident breaststroke.
The heaving throngs are invisible to … Read more →
Interviews
Enjoy our latest interviews:
- We chat to actress and producer, Domenique Fragale, about her role in HBO's new show, The Nevers
- We caught up with Luba Mushtuk, the star of Strictly Come Dancing who has just released her own dance clothing line!
- We talked to Dr Rachel Evans about disordered eating, and how to have a healthy relationship with food
