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Sadiq Khan, the ULEZ, and Whether I Should Have Bought an Electric Car Three Years Ago

Lowri Griffiths calculates the financial and moral arithmetic of North London’s environmental politics Reporting from Bohiney Magazine and The London…

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London’s Northern Overground Extension Arrives, North Londoners Still Complain About the Central Line

Improved public transport celebrated by the people who use the new infrastructure, ignored by the people who need the old…

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The Specific Loneliness of the Working From Home North Londoner and Its Coffee Shop Solution

Lowri Griffiths documents the social infrastructure of the WFH class and what it actually provides Reporting from Bohiney Magazine and…

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I Asked North London Estate Agents What a Budget Gets You. I Need Therapy.

Lowri Griffiths investigates the Holloway Road property market so you don’t have to Reporting from Bohiney Magazine and The London…

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What Renting in North London Teaches You About Yourself That Owning Would Not

Lowri Griffiths reflects on eleven years as a tenant and what they have produced besides anxiety Reporting from Bohiney Magazine…

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North London’s Independent Bookshops Are Surviving and I Have the Receipts

Lowri Griffiths investigates whether the thing she wants to be true is actually true Reporting from Bohiney Magazine and The…

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Finsbury Park Farmers Market Charges More for Bread Than I Earned in My First Job

Lowri Griffiths interrogates the economics of artisanal North London at great personal expense Reporting from Bohiney Magazine and The London…

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The Jubilee Line at Rush Hour Is Every Type of Person London Contains in One Carriage

Lowri Griffiths studies her fellow passengers from Waterloo to Stratford and draws conclusions Reporting from Bohiney Magazine and The London…

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London’s Hospitality Industry Survives Another Wage Increase, Prices Survive With It

The minimum wage rise that was supposed to make eating out unaffordable has made eating out slightly more expensive Satire…

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The Number 43 Bus: An Incomplete Portrait of North London in June

Lowri Griffiths rides from London Bridge to Friern Barnet and learns everything she needs to know Reporting from Bohiney Magazine…