We caught up with legendary she-punk daughter Celeste Bell, who with Up Yours! Collective is keeping her mother Poly Styrene (X-Ray Spex)’s spirit alive celebrating the music, the style and the iconic revolutionary attitude.
Art Deco styles meet Tudor grandeur at Eltham Palace & Gardens. Swoon over the gilded 1930s interiors, then wander outside to explore the stunning gardens. A true SE London gem!
06/01/2025 · by
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Woah there! You started 2025 without us! We’ve awoken from hibernation and we’re raring to go with another bumper list of Unmissable Things To Do in London (and beyond) – 2025, be amazing (please)!
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As 2024 heaves into view, promising either more of the same or new horizons (depending on your outlook), we’re back with another bumper list of Unmissable Things To Do in London (and beyond) – come on 2024, let’s be ‘avin’ you!
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We check out the cultural day trip potential on offer at the East Sussex home of the Bloomsbury group, Charleston Farmhouse in Firle, and its impressive new gallery in nearby Lewes.
History lessons don’t come much more irreverent than The Ghost Bus Tours – perfect family fun on a dark night in the capital.
Having recently come under serious threat from redevelopers, The India Club’s unique space on the Strand has remained an important political and social meeting place since the 1950s.
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Not a David Bowie tribute act sadly, but in fact Suffragette City is an immersive look into the lives of the Suffragettes by National Trust and The National Archives.
A timely (to say the least!) exhibition exploring seven pivotal moments in the history of migration into Britain, at The Migration Museum until February 2018.
