Month: May 2026
Nag’s Head Market on a Wet Wednesday
Visiting the Nag’s Head Market in Holloway on a midweek rainy day, what the market is like when it is…
Victorian Flats, F-Rated Insulation, and Who Pays the Energy Bill
The EPC energy efficiency gap in North London’s Victorian terrace rental stock, what F-rated insulation costs tenants in 2025 energy…
The Crouch End Deli That Has Outlasted Everything Around It
A North London delicatessen that has occupied the same Topsfield Parade premises since before the current owner can precisely document,…
The View From Alexandra Palace and What It Teaches About London
The best free panoramic view of central London, what the specific geography visible from Alexandra Palace reveals about how the…
The Holloway Road and Seven Sisters Junction: A Traffic Study
The junction that reliably produces gridlock at 5:30 PM every weekday, what its five-arm geometry produces that the traffic management…
London’s Night-Time Economy at 2 a.m.: Lowri Griffiths on What the City Looks Like When the Tourists Are Asleep
A North London Journalist on the Infrastructure of Nightlife, the People Who Make It Work, and What Late London Tells…
The Green Spaces of North London and Why They Matter More Than You Think
Lowri Griffiths on Parks, Air Quality, and the Inequality of Access to Green Space in the City Bohiney Magazine |…
North London Politics: The Local Election Results and What They Mean for the Bigger Picture
Lowri Griffiths on Borough Council Results, Community Organising, and Why Local Politics Is More Important Than People Think Bohiney Magazine…
London’s Housing Crisis Has a New Villain and It’s the Spreadsheet
Lowri Griffiths on the Planning Reform, the Numbers Game, and Why North London Is Both the Problem and the Solution…
The Cost of Living in London in 2026 Is a Specific Kind of Arithmetic
Lowri Griffiths on Grocery Bills, Rent Increases, and the Peculiar British Relationship With Complaining About Things That Don’t Change Bohiney…
