November 2022

• Should London museums return their stolen colonial artefacts?
• Is London ready for the male contraceptive pill?
• 30 London-specific things that give us the ick
• How London dumped the dating apps
• A guide to cuffing season in London
• How to take over a local East End pub (and not ruin it)
• Is avocado on toast dead?
• The knowledge: places in London only locals know
• 30 London things we’d love to curse
• How to quit sugar in a city that’s obsessed with the sweet stuff
• Have we found the ideal place to watch the Autumn Internationals in London?
• The greatest theatre witches of all time
• Meet London's next-gen witches
• Are unstaffed supermarkets bad for London’s soul?
• What we learned doing five immersive London shows in 12 hours
• The eye-popping history of immersive art in London
• Where to get immersive in London right now
• ‘Avatar 2’ star Jamie Flatters on swapping Clapham for Pandora
• Britney: Friends And Nothing More
• Mo Gilligan and Friends: The Black British Takeover Part 2
• Lucy & Friends
• Another London date has been added to the Coca Cola truck’s tour
• ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ review
• The new Trafalgar Square Christmas tree has landed and the internet has opinions
• Sushi Kamon
• A London museum is returning its looted artefacts to Africa
• Sharks have been found in the river Thames
• Meet the future stars of London according to Time Out
• A charming gorilla has arrived at London Zoo
• John Glacier: ‘If you follow the crowd, you’re the one missing out’
• Sertaç Dirik: ‘Copenhagen gave me a chip on my shoulder, and the motivation to get good fast’
• Hackney Christmas Market
• ‘Best of Enemies’ review
• Redchurch Winter Market
• London Doggy Winter Market and Santa Paws
• Dog owners could be subject to ‘stop and search’ for poo bags
• Flor
• ‘Crackers’ review
• London sex party Crossbreed has closed for good
• West London Football Programme and Memorabilia Fair
• The biggest creature ever to roam the earth is coming to the Natural History Museum
• Wee Toast Tours
• A new campaign wants to return the Elgin Marbles to Greece
• Christmas Winter Rooftop
• London flat with ‘hidden bath’ drives the internet wild
• Henson's Bar & Social
• Antic Disposition: A Christmas Carol
• The world’s oldest cat lives in London
• A brand new sky garden could be coming to London
• Greenwich Union
• Elf the Musical
• ‘Henry V’ review
• Agatha Christie’s ‘The Mousetrap’ has been in the West End for 70 years today
• Big Mamma Group is coming to Kensington with new restaurant Jacuzzi
• This new map reveals the noisiest places to live in London
• Santa's Cave at Cave Cuvée
• The National Portrait Gallery is getting a whole new wing
• The Lizzy line’s oldest trains are already destined for the scrapheap
• Ever After Garden
• South London is getting a new green space that’s bigger than Hyde Park
• A house on the site where Elton John recorded ‘Candle in the Wind’ is for sale
• Off Menu: The Christmas Dinner Party
• Mr. Chonkers
• Garth Marenghi's TerrorTome
• A huge street-art exhibition is coming to Saatchi Gallery next year
• Loads of London bus routes have been saved from the chop
• Red Door
• Ryan Reynolds will headline a massive comedy festival at The O2 next year
• David Altmejd
• Selfridges is getting a Daniel Craig pop-up bar. In the shoe department
• Plans for the Museum of London moving to Smithfield Market have been finalised
• Sudu
• House of Fraser in Westfield is closing down and selling clothes for just £1
• Christine And The Queens’ Meltdown
• Why the hell are there so many productions of ‘A Christmas Carol’ in London?
• Ladies & Gentlemen Camden
• Bunga Bunga
• All the Christmas rail, tube and Overground disruption in London
• Mangal 2
• Sam Mendes will direct a new play about Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor at the National Theatre
• Banksy is encouraging people to shoplift his designs from Guess
• Smithfield Market and Billingsgate are leaving London
• Richmond locals are not happy with a new Virginia Woolf statue
• ‘Dinner with Groucho’ review
• Gay Times Honours 2022
• Christmas Movie Nights at the Clapham Grand
• Christmas in Leicester Square
• Grace Weaver: ‘Trashscapes’
• Demon Dentist
• Charles Lamb
• Primark on Oxford Street is now selling vintage designer clothes
• Paddington Bears left in tribute to the Queen are being donated to Barnardo’s
• Lynette Yiadom-Boakye: Fly In League With The Night
• ‘Pinocchio’ review
• Turner on Tour
• Sadiq Khan’s plans to massively expand the ULEZ are a step closer
• Some Voices presents Choir Actually
• Blur have reformed (again) and will headline Wembley Stadium twice next summer
• More London birds have been found dead from bird flu
• Museum of the Moon
• ‘Friends and Relations: Freud, Bacon, Auerbach, Andrews’
• The Burnt City: Remix
• Universal Everything: Lifeforms
• Sankeys NYD
• Winter at Wembley Park
• Southwark Playhouse Borough
• Southwark Playhouse Elephant
• There’s a World Cup protest outside the Qatar embassy tomorrow
• The World Reimagined
• You can post a Cadbury’s chocolate bar to a loved one for free this Christmas
• The London Fire Brigade is not happy about this TikTok food ‘hack’
• Punk Pasta
• Nana Wolke: ‘Wanda’s’
• Lupins
• Backyard Cinema Christmas season
• The UK’s best winter walk has been named, and it’s in London
• New Year's Eve at the Natural History Museum
• Vintage New Year’s Eve at the Southbank Centre
• Jenkin Van Zyl: ‘Vore’
• A new ‘Mrs Doubtfire’ musical is coming to the West End next year
• One third of the Oxford Street candy shops disappear after police raids
• London’s IMAX just levelled up
• Chelsea Christmas Lights
• A booking app has revealed the 10 most in-demand London restaurants right now
• The Pelican
• ‘The Sex Party’ review
• Dior has transformed Harrods into a giant gingerbread house
• Cyclists demand something is done about the 'most dangerous' junctions in London
• The next mayor of London could be... Jeremy Corbyn
• Magdalena Abakanowicz
• Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons
• Jenna Coleman and Aidan Turner will star in a surreal West End romcom in January
• Koko Electronic NYE
• Dancing in the Dark NYE
• There’s an impossibly swanky houseboat for sale on the Thames
• New Year's Eve at The Jazz Cafe
• Get your car fixed at London’s first all-female garage
• Valderrama’s presents World Cup Squad Goals
• Sea Shanty Festival
• Kerb: Festive Feast
• Gordon Ramsay is charging £675 for New Year’s Eve dinner
• Gate Theatre
• ‘Things Hidden Since the Foundation of the World’ review
• The Crafty Fox Christmas Markets
• Snowed In
• A Cinematic Spectacle for the Senses
• Arsenal FC and TfL have dropped a new clothing collab
• Miznon Notting Hill
• The Conquering Hero
• Miracle
• ‘The Woman in Black’ is closing on the West End after 33 years
• Seventeen London sites have been added to the Heritage at Risk Register
• Holy string section! ‘The Batman’ is screening with a full orchestra in London
• The tube map has been redrawn to show new direct Elizabeth line services
• Rassells of Kensington
• A Vietnamese restaurant in Hoxton is fundraising after it burned down
• David Hockney: ‘20 Flowers and Some Bigger Pictures’
• Hackney’s getting a free sparkly light festival this winter
• Lily Allen will star in Martin McDonagh’s legendary play ‘The Pillowman’ next year
• Peter Kay is doing a year-long monthly residency at the O2 Arena
• A secret new tequila bar has opened in the BFI Southbank
• A rare black swan called Bruce has died of bird flu in east London
• Ormer
• Your first look at the eye-popping, immersive Van Gogh exhibition
• ‘Reasons You Should(n’t) Love Me’ review
• Christmas at Kenwood
• Buckingham & Lloyds
• Family Christmas shows in London 2022
• Making Modernism
• Mighty Hoopla has just announced its 2023 line-up
• Chris Killip: Retrospective
• Five massive West End shows are closing for good in early January
• The flat above the bookshop in ‘Notting Hill’ is for sale
• ‘Peter Pan’s Labyrinth’ review
• Roti King Battersea
• Loki, a new nightclub, is opening in Brixton with £1 tickets
• Alice in Wonderland
• Cinzia Ruggeri: Cinzia Says...
• Picture Perfect Christmas Show
• Christmas at Skylight Tobacco Dock
• The Rugby League World Cup 2022
• Winter Horse Carriage Rides
• Alturas
• Hooray! The Elizabeth line is now fully linked up
• Influencers are damaging people’s houses in Notting Hill
• Tendril
• Austentatious – An Improvised Jane Austen Novel
• Handmade Chelsea
• N22 Open Studios
• Satanic Flea Market: Anti Christmas Fayre
• Riding House Café Bloomsbury
• English National Opera will leave London after a massive funding shake-up
• Two Tribes Campfire
• Big Ben will officially be bonging again from Remembrance Sunday
• Meet the new dog moving into Number 10 Downing Street
• A definitive ranking of London’s worst veggie roast options
• Find love the ’90s way with Time Out’s free retro dating service
• Enigma Quests
• Tomtom Coffee House
• Why London’s pubs need your support right now
• Harris Dickinson: ‘My mates are like, “Bafta nomination? Don’t care”’
• The Queen’s capital: what Elizabeth II’s death means to London
• Anne-Marie: ‘I want to do mad shit. But I’m also going to help people’
• How rickshaws claimed London’s roads as their own
• Why the f*ck is there so much burrata in London?
• How the 2012 Olympics made us proud to be Londoners
• The chewy, twisted history of the Brick Lane bagel shops
• Matthew Bourne's Sleeping Beauty
• London mystery: a bright-pink sports car has been parked in the same spot for years
• The Lost Lending Library
• Special poppy roundels have appeared at London tube stations
• A Christmas Carol
• Christmas at Leadenhall Market
• ‘Super High Resolution’ review
• Greggs has announced Festive Bake Brunches with unlimited pastry and booze
• Christmas at London Transport Museum
• The best places in London to stay cool in the heatwave
• The Rooftop at The Hippodrome Casino
• Help save one of London’s oldest restaurants (founded 1757)
• Santa’s Grotto at Alexandra Palace
• Temper Shoreditch
• Go Ape Cockfosters
• This £7m glass mansion actually IN Highgate Cemetery is for sale
• Montague Ski Lodge
• Heathrow Express is launching a special Christmas carriage
• The Smartest Giant in Town
• The Snowman
• A new lakeside café has opened in Regent’s Park
• Boundary
• Remembrance Sunday
• King Charles is hiring a garden manager for Buckingham Palace
• ‘Mary’ review