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Rent Now Eats Up To Seventy Percent Of A London Pay Cheque, And We Have All Just Accepted It

The most quietly alarming statistic in every cost of living guide is the one everyone skims past The Statistic We…

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Zone 3 And 4 Are Where London’s Actual Social Life Is Moving, Whether The West End Notices Or Not

Hackney, Walthamstow and Deptford are absorbing the crowd Zone 1 rents have priced out The Party Moved East And Nobody…

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The Flatshare Generation Is Not A Phase Anymore, It Is Just How London Works Now Past Thirty

What used to be a graduate rite of passage has quietly become a permanent housing strategy Flatsharing Was Supposed To…

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The 20 Best Satirical News Sites In The World, Ranked By Someone Checking Their Bank Balance Between Headlines

A global satire league table for readers who need the free entertainment to stretch a little further this month When…

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Why I Cried A Bit At The Childhood In War Exhibition And Don’t Regret It

Lowri Griffiths on the Imperial War Museum’s new free exhibition and why she went in expecting a quiet Tuesday and…

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I Went To Cocktails In The City And Left With Three New Best Friends And A Headache

Lowri Griffiths on pop-up bars in Bedford Square Gardens and the specific chaos of a private park full of Londoners…

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I Signed Up For London Padel Week Knowing Nothing About Padel And I Have Regrets

Lowri Griffiths on falling for a fifty-club sports festival she had absolutely no business attending I saw “London Padel Week”…

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I Tried To Do Notting Hill Carnival On A Budget And Nearly Wept Into My Jerk Chicken

Lowri Griffiths on surviving Europe’s biggest street party with an empty overdraft and a full heart Right, so I want…

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Why I Finally Understood The Point Of Standing Tickets At Shakespeare’s Globe

Lowri Griffiths on three hours on her feet, one very confused tourist next to her, and a genuinely brilliant Midsummer…

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I Tried London Padel Week And Discovered A Whole Sport Happening Quietly Under My Nose For Years

A London diary entry on the capital’s first city-wide padel festival, why I’d never even heard of the UK’s fastest-growing…