04/09/2023 · by
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It would be impossible to review the entire Margate Pride 2023, which hosts events throughout most of August, but our roving correspondent Lucy Nordberg had a whirlwind weekend experiencing as much as she could at this community-focused celebration, from art exhibitions to cabaret to queer sea shanties.
We caught up with Culture Mile Tell us about Culture Mile. What’s it all about? Culture Mile is a local transformation project run by 5 core partners, City of London, Barbican, Guildhall School of Music and Drama, London Symphony Orchestra and…
Mallorca is a must-visit cheap and chic Balearic island, and off season is the perfect time to explore its less obvious charms. Here’s our insider guide to where to stay, what to eat, things to do and some need-to-knows for…
Lonely Planet’s free guide to Covent Garden is available from Stanfords, 7 Mercer Walk, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9FA, from February London’s flagship travel bookstore is moving from Long Acre but don’t panic they’re only a few minutes away in…
Brighton is the place to be in Spring/Summer. Here’s 7 things to do in Brighton to prove our point including food, fun & frolics.
You’ve probably heard about the canals, but there’s more to Birmingham than unrealistic comparisons with Venice… Go on, escape the confines of the M25!
Felix Mortimer, a Haringey native and Managing Director at STYX – Tottenham Hale’s premier arts venue – shares his perfect day in Tottenham, North London…
We went ‘Mad for It’ in Manchester and partied in Preston the Guild City.
Here’s our top things to do in Manchester and Preston.
Peckham is becoming more and more known for the hipster bars and Victorian housing stock. Whether you know the area or are new, take time to get to know the Peckham that is Rye Lane.
New Cross isn’t just home to To Do List HQ, there’s also a smörgåsbord of amazingness out there to be discovered. Updated 21 Feb 2016: The Fat Walrus!
