Author: Lowri Griffiths
London’s Mental Health Crisis Among Young Professionals Raises Workplace Wellbeing Questions
Lowri Griffiths North London Mental health challenges among North London’s young professionals have reached concerning levels, with therapists reporting…
London’s Dating Scene Post-Pandemic Reveals Anxiety About Connection in Digital Age
Lowri Griffiths North London North London’s dating culture continues navigating post-pandemic transformation, with young professionals reporting complex anxieties about…
North London Social Scene Reflects Changing Neighborhood Identity and Class Composition
Lowri Griffiths North London North London’s social scene continues evolving, reflecting neighborhood transformation as gentrification reshapes social composition, commercial…
North London’s Housing Market Reflects Broader Affordability Crisis Displacing Working Residents
Lowri Griffiths North London North London’s housing market has become increasingly unaffordable, with property prices and rental costs rising…
The London Houseshare Is Where Adulthood Goes to Be Postponed Indefinitely
On rent, flatmates, and the peculiar institution of sharing a kitchen well into your thirties There is a particular London…
London’s Obsession With Brunch Has Replaced Religion, and the Queues Prove It
On the weekend ritual that has become the closest thing this city has to a shared faith I have come…
London Pub Culture Is the Art of Being Social and Antisocial at Once
The pub remains the great London institution, a place to be among people while leaving them alone The London pub…
The Great North London Flat White Inflation Is Out of Control
How a humble coffee became a status symbol, a mortgage payment, and a personality I have lived in North London…
The London Underground Is the Greatest Social Experiment Ever Conducted
Millions of strangers agreeing to ignore one another in a tube hurtling through the dark Every weekday morning, millions of…
I Attended a North London Dinner Party; Nobody Mentioned Their Job for the First Forty Minutes
A Social Anthropology of the Islington Supper Scene, Where What You Do Is Not What You Are (Apparently) I Attended…
