Month: April 2026
British Consumers Are the Gloomiest Since 1978 and London Property Prices Are Still Rising; I Cannot Explain This
The City That Costs the Most to Live In Is Also the Saddest It Has Been in Fifty Years and…
Yale University Discovered Love and London Already Has Opinions About This
The Ivy League’s Research Into Romance Has Produced Findings That Everyone on the Northern Line Has Known for Years Bohiney…
OpenAI Has Opened a London Office and the Tech Bros Are Arriving in Islington and I Have Thoughts
Lowri Griffiths on Silicon Valley’s latest London outpost, what it means for her neighbourhood’s coffee shop prices, and whether she…
Starmer’s London: A North London Woman’s Unsolicited Assessment of How It’s Going
Three Observations About Politics, One About the Weather, and a Request That Someone Please Fix Holborn Station Bohiney Magazine |…
Inflation Is at 3.3 Percent and My Grocery Bill Has Decided to Interpret This Loosely
Lowri Griffiths on the gap between official inflation statistics and what actually happens when she does her weekly shop in…
On the Holloway Road in the Week of the Rate Rise: A North London Reader
Why Standing in the Tesco Express on Holloway Road at 8pm Tells You More About the British Economy Than the…
The Bakerloo Strike, Six Weeks In: A North Londoner Practical Diary
How I Have Been Getting From Kentish Town to Lambeth Without the Bakerloo Line, and What the Strike Reveals About…
What the New Crouch End Coffee Shop Costs Tell You About London in April 2026
I Have Been Tracking the Price of an Oat Flat White at Six Crouch End Coffee Shops Across Eight Months,…
On Being a Renter in North London When the Mortgage Holders Are Suffering: A Reluctant Reflection
I Do Not Have a Mortgage, the Rate Rise Has Still Reached Me, the Mechanism Is Worth Understanding Reading: Bohiney…
What I Have Stopped Buying Since the Last Three Rate Rises: A North London Inventory
A Working Journalist on a Working Journalist Salary, on the Items That Have Been Quietly Edited Out of the Weekly…
