July 2022

• London Palladium
• The London Fire Brigade is asking Sadiq to ban disposable barbecues
• BrewDog is opening one of London’s biggest bars
• The UK’s greenest borough is in London (it’s not where you think)
• Labyrinth Waterloo
• 12 brilliant spots to watch the UEFA Women’s Euros 2022 final on Sunday
• London’s Night Tube is back to full service
• A walk-in vaccine centre has opened at Guy’s Hospital to tackle the monkeypox outbreak
• Monkeypox in London: everything you need to know
• ‘Sister Act the Musical’ review
• Apple has opened a new flagship store in London
• Winter Wonderland 2022 tickets are on sale now
• Troubadour Brent Cross Studios
• 5 Bernard Cribbins moments that will melt your heart
• The Hackney Den
• A long-abandoned bridge over the Thames might reopen
• Everything you need to know about the London rail strikes this week
• There’s a new Wombles statue in Wimbledon
• Wild at Heart
• Damien Hirst is going to burn a load of his paintings
• Arts and crafts for kids in London
• A free Paddington Bear sculpture trail has taken over west London
• You can rent Winston Churchill’s former London home for £20,000 a month
• The London Action Festival
• A Victorian pipe organ has been installed at London Bridge to serenade commuters
• A special sleepover with Dippy the Dinosaur is coming to the Natural History Museum
• Primark and Greggs have announced a second collab
• Nightclub Space 289 is shutting down for good due to a massive rent hike
• Kingston is named the most recession-proof area in London (and the country)
• Notting Hill Carnival is getting its first-ever electric float in 2022
• The planned weekend Night Tube strikes have been suspended for now
• Just how safe is it to swim in London’s canals? We ask an expert
• The West End’s first new theatre in 50 years opens this autumn (and it has a really awful name)
• A new London tourism tax has been proposed to help fund TfL
• A statue of an anticolonial campaigner will occupy Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth
• Is the Central line running tonight? Will it close at 5.30pm or not?
• The team behind Printworks are opening a new club in east London
• James Bond’s UK home is creating a massive new nature reserve
• There are sickeningly cute new photos of London Zoo’s baby tigers
• London Shuffle
• Exclusive: weekly £25 rush tickets for Punchdrunk’s ‘The Burnt City’
• Sadiq Khan: ‘Do not have a barbecue’
• Shoreditch’s new cooling wall helps sweaty Londoners chill out
• Bubala Soho
• The government is spending £9m on flying taxis for London airports
• Uh oh, Luton Airport’s runway has melted in the heat
• A Spider-Man pop-up has just opened in Selfridges
• Greggs has opened its massive new shop in Leicester Square
• A new outdoor Hackney cinema is showing sport and movies this summer
• The best reactions to the London heatwave so far
• The Astronomy Photographer of the Year images are dazzling
• Marugame Udon is holding 'The Great British Slurp Off'
• 20 things that London still does better than anywhere else
• Whistle Punks Axe Throwing
• Check out this aerial pic of London’s new 15-mile, £4 billion ‘Super Sewer’
• Wild bison have returned to the British countryside for the first time in 6,000 years
• Schooner
• Summer in the Square
• Punchdrunk’s ‘The Burnt City’ is slimming down for the heatwave
• Bermondsey Beer Mile is putting on an actual beer themed opera
• Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band
• An illuminated night-time flotilla will turn the Thames into a ‘stunning river of light’
• A proper London institution has won Museum of the Year 2022
• Sadiq Khan orders emergency response to record heatwave
• A London school sent a whole class home because of monkeypox
• Canary Wharf has launched an open water swimming venue
• Leeds Castle
• 'Squid Game’ was the BBFC’s most complained-about series last year
• Bedales
• Summer Sounds Music Festival
• Independent Label Market
• A bus that survived the Blitz in London has been restored
• New rail strikes are set to take place at the end of the month
• Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band will headline BST Hyde Park next summer
• Camden Town Brewery is doing a 99p Flake beer and it looks... good?
• The fire brigade now have special oxygen masks for cats
• A six person team gave ZSL's 28-stone lion a CAT scan
• Cracking stuff: it's your favourite scotch eggs in London
• Bar Elba's launching a season of rooftop bottomless brunches from April
• 12 inspiring things to do in London this Black History Month
• Seven of the best things to do in New Cross
• Eight-metre indoor palm trees: London’s most amazing station bar
• An insider's guide to Forest Gate
• What the heck is going on with Oxford Street?
• Padella has shared the recipe for its iconic pici cacio e pepe
• Tributes are paid to cancer campaigner Dame Deborah James
• It turns out London is still actually great for young people and students
• You can pay for your cocktails in selfies instead of money at this London bar
• A guide to London’s ten most affordable neighbourhoods
• Pret is giving away free pastel de natas and cheese twists
• A ‘heatwave’ is expected to hit London for nine whole days
• Museum of London is having a big leaving do
• The Overground is getting its first new stop since 2015
• Europe’s biggest axe-throwing space is coming to Oxford Circus
• ‘Mission: Impossible 8’ will be the first ever movie to film in Westminster Abbey
• Jodie Comer and ‘Succession’ score big at the Emmy nominations
• ‘Patriots’ review
• Where to find this week’s special edition of Time Out magazine in London
• Alex Scott: ‘My happy place was playing in a cage in Tower Hamlets’
• Lina Stores Marylebone
• Nicki Minaj cancelled a disastrous London meet-and-greet
• ‘Matilda the Musical’ will kick off this year’s London Film Festival
• Selfridges has a new ‘sex and sleep’ wellbeing pop up
• There's new info on the London bus routes being cut
• There’s a London Wetherspoons selling pints for less than £1.50
• Amazing photos from this weekend’s Trans+ Pride Parade
• The best hotels in Notting Hill
• Meet Sigrid, the deaf white cat who's exploring London by bike
• Everything you need to know about Flying Ant Day 2022
• There’s an appeal for more Londoners to give blood
• Sumi
• ‘People were running for their lives’: This Croydon festival got shut down by a swarm of bees
• A massive K-pop festival is coming to London this weekend
• A ‘Stranger Things’ stage play is coming to London, probably
• The famous Cafe Van Gogh in Stockwell is crowdfunding
• The Match Girls' Strike of 1888 has been commemorated with a blue plaque
• Your actual House of Gucci in London is for sale
• Oh no: Asda has started security tagging butter and dairy
• Airbnb prices in London are properly soaring
• For shame: couples are canoodling in the Wimbledon prayer room
• Jodie Comer is making a surprise return to your local cinema this month
• There’s three chances left to buy £25 rush tickets to Punchdrunk’s ‘The Burnt City’
• St John is launching a new restaurant in Marylebone this summer
• We've ranked celebrities' Sketch bathroom selfies
• Members of the England Euros team were projected onto London monuments last night
• Crossbreed
• Eneko Basque Kitchen & Bar
• In pictures: Hundreds gathered in white to hold a vigil for Zara Aleena
• The Heartstopper cast dancing in front of anti-LGBTQ protestors was our top Pride moment
• The lights of the West End will be dimmed in honour of Peter Brook tonight
• AJ Tracey is headlining an epic Major League Baseball game in Crystal Palace
• Check out these heartwarming pics of this weekend's Pride march
• The biggest water lily you’ve ever seen has been discovered in Kew Gardens
• A huge cloud of artificial fireflies will float over Greenwich this summer
• Everything you need to know about the largest London bus cuts in a decade
• Record crowds are expected at this weekend’s Pride parade in London
• Two huge West End musicals have announced they're closing soon
• Decades of love: the story of Time Out and Pride in London
• Secret Cinema’s founder is taking over a ghostly South London department store
• Anti-oil protesters glued themselves to a Van Gogh painting at the Courtauld