August 2022

• The best cheap hotels in Liverpool
• 19 sensational spots in King’s Cross
• Nando’s has released a heat-reactive clothing collection
• Calling all culture vultures and creatives: Remix Summit London 2022 has arrived
• Secret Studio & Escape From The Golden Hinde
• Much-loved Waterloo hangout spot Scootercaffe is closing
• Club Mexicana
• In pictures: amazing photos from Notting Hill Carnival 2022
• The Mayor is calling for free school meals for all London kids
• A legendary London nightclub is reopening after 15 years… as a pub
• Meatballs for £1. IKEA in Tottenham is having a ‘Farewell Festival’
• The South Bank is getting a huge new skyscraper
• Make a date with London terms and conditions
• London Theatre Week is back!
• ‘Jurassic World: The Exhibition’ opens today
• Now London’s bin men are going on strike
• Yikes! Brewdog is charging £7.10 for a pint of Punk IPA at its massive new Waterloo bar
• The best cheap hotels in York
• You can now pre-book Battersea Power Station’s ‘great glass elevator’
• These 122 council estates in London might be demolished
• Everything you need to know about the bank holiday London bus strikes
• There’s a Museum of Sex Objects opening in London next month
• The best cheap hotels in Cardiff
• Vauxhall is getting a brand new street-food market
• Five must-see films to catch at FrightFest
• The best hotels in Newcastle
• TfL is testing new technology to make tube journeys quieter
• London’s largest tequila bar is coming to the site of Tropicana Beach Club
• The date of the big Elizabeth line link-up has been announced
• Pressure is mounting to return the Rosetta Stone to Egypt
• The price of a pint could reach £14 within three years
• Why’s no one ever done a jellied eel pop-up in London?
• Temper City
• 6 wildly nostalgic TV game shows that should be brought back immediately
• Plans to pedestrianise Oxford Street have been cancelled
• @sohoplace
• Ritu
• You might soon be able to get from Essex to London by Uber Boat
• Parking wardens in south London are going on strike
• The Lillie Langtry
• The Thames is full of healthy, happy porpoises
• Everything you need to know about the tube strike in August
• The best cheap hotels in Newcastle
• A massive pasta festival is coming to London this weekend
• Why Stoke Newington flooded so badly yesterday
• The Avocado Show
• Peckham Cellars
• The best four-star hotels in London
• Alice's Adventures Underground
• Major art exhibitions in London we can’t wait to see in autumn 2022
• The best hotels in Cardiff
• Boris Johnson is looking to move to south London when he leaves No 10
• London cyclists may get number plates and 20mph speed limit
• The Globe’s ‘I, Joan’ is the most controversial play of the year (and it’s not even on yet)
• The Londoners going to extremes to bring Ukrainian art to our city
• Dozens of beautiful vintage boats are going to rock up in London next month
• A new ‘Stranger Things’ immersive experience has come to London
• There’s a crowdfunder to stop the Oxford Street M&S building being demolished
• The best cheap hotels in Brighton
• The best cheap hotels in Belfast
• Fashion designer Kurt Geiger has done a TfL-inspired collab
• Check out these photos from last weekend’s UK Black Pride 2022
• London is allegedly the greenest city in Europe
• Croydon has been taken over by giant colourful inflatables
• 15 reasons to visit Deptford High Street, SE8
• Salt Bae’s Knightsbridge restaurant is absolutely coining it
• Brilliant balloon artwork is going to fill London's skies
• Rejoice: London has the most free attractions in the world
• Amazing small London art gallery exhibitions coming in autumn 2022
• Don’t panic but there might be a massive boa constrictor on the banks of the Thames
• London’s annual David Bowie festival returns this weekend
• Sam Mendes’s ‘Empire of Light’ is coming to the London Film Festival
• A massive new food hall is opening in Battersea Power Station
• London officially has the UK’s best rooftop bar
• All London children aged 1 to 9 will be offered the polio vaccine
• There’s a new Banksy exhibition opening this month
• In pictures: The Götheborg sailing ship has come to London
• Black Lion Kilburn
• A new 60-storey skyscraper has been proposed for London
• Top 20 public sculptures in London
• Boris Johnson’s south London home has hit the market
• 21 of the spiciest takes about London
• The entire ‘EastEnders’ set is up for sale
• Jin Go Gae
• Heads + Tails
• ‘The Crown’ star Emma Corrin will play Virginia Woolf’s Orlando in the West End this autumn
• Champor-Champor
• Eight tasty ways to spice up your (London) life
• More free water fountains are being installed across London
• Ten Health and Fitness
• Edinburgh Fringe theatre reviews
• Piazza Italiana
• Satyrio
• Peachy Goat
• The Thomas Cubitt
• Shoryu Ramen New Oxford Street
• Foosball Club
• Putt in the Park, Battersea
• The fall and rise of the Carlton Tavern
• These new crossings in London are almost always green for pedestrians
• Don’t panic, but the source of the Thames has dried up
• The government says London needs driverless tubes
• Amazing photos of London crowds watching the UEFA Women’s Euros final
• Kew Gardens’ Sussex outpost will have the UK's tallest Christmas tree this winter
• Omni
• Sadiq Khan is calling for a London rent freeze
• bbar
• The Worshipful Little Shop of Spectacles
• The Stratford Brasserie
• The Rocksteady
• The Park Lounge
• The Cornershop Bar
• Kindred
• Farzi Cafe
• Butlers Restaurant
• Baccalà
• Archer Street SW11
• A large tortoise brought trains into Stansted Airport to a halt
• A hidden tube station will open to the public for the first time in 100 years
• London close-up: Camel bench, Embankment
• This beautiful London café has been forced to close after 60 years
• In pictures: beautiful new gardens at London tube stations
• Caia
• The full list of the 49 London bus routes striking in September
• The London Film Festival closing gala has been announced
• Things to do in London this Saturday
• Fatto a Mano
• The Bakerloo line might be extended all the way to Kent
• The best reactions to England winning the Women’s Euros
• Greggs loses sausage roll row with Met Police and local council