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TOWPATH CLOSED: CROSSRAIL COMING
19 April 2017
By Gary Budden
London

Towpath Closed: Crossrail Coming

I’m meeting my friend, Adam Scovell, for the second leg of a walk along London’s waterways. My aim has always been to show Adam an area of signifi

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FAIR FASHION & HOW TO DRESS ETHICALLY
3 February 2017
By Rae Ritchie
Arts

Fair Fashion & How To Dress Ethically

It's not long after we've woken up that we reach for the kettle and make ourselves a brew. Awareness around food ethics is growing, yet when we return

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PUBLIC WARNING: THE UNSOCIAL NETWORK
25 November 2016
By Tom Wall
Humour

Public Warning: The Unsocial Network

For citizens yet to be caught up in the network marketing storm, it’s worth knowing a few key details about its formation. Firstly, as we have alrea

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BEHIND CLOSED DOORS: THE LIBERTY ADVENT CALENDAR
20 November 2016
By Rae Ritchie
London

Behind Closed Doors: The Liberty Advent Calendar

I’ve joined the growing ranks of adults in the UK for whom the countdown to Christmas Day is not marked by a bit of cardboard with some chocolates,

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DEAD RATS IN HATS: TALKING TO A TAXIDERMIST
8 November 2016
By Dylan Brethour
Arts

Dead Rats in Hats: Talking to a Taxidermist

Would-be taxidermists in London now have the opportunity to prepare their very own specimen. As I discover, this involves a room of people prodding...

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A BRIEF HISTORY OF DOUBLE DECKER BUSES
1 November 2016
By Jakob Tanner
History

A Brief History of Double Decker Buses

For most Londoners, the London bus is a nightmare. It’s the alternative option you never want to take, your last resort when late at night your phon

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MAH-JONGG OF ELTHAM PALACE: VICTIM OF VOGUE?
24 October 2016
By Anna Orhanen
Arts

Mah-Jongg of Eltham Palace: Victim of Vogue?

For the bright young things of the 1920s, exotic pets were the latest craze – and no one seemed too bothered about the ethics of the trend...

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OPENING DOORS: NIGEL STOWE OF HOTEL CAFÉ ROYAL
15 October 2016
By Nina-Sophia Miralles
People

Opening Doors: Nigel Stowe of Hotel Café Royal

The language of the luxury hotel can feel imbued with a certain imperiousness. I imagine to counteract such feelings they hire men like Nigel Stowe...

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BURBERRY FLAGSHIP STORE: CINEMA & SKEUOMORPHS
9 October 2016
By Federica Buzzi
Arts

Burberry Flagship Store: Cinema & Skeuomorphs

I came across the history of the Burberry flagship store in a likewise ostentatious setting: the White Cube gallery in Bermondsey. Its cold, grandiose

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FECULENCE & GULLY-HOLES: LONDON'S LOST RIVERS
12 September 2016
By Dylan Brethour
History

Feculence & Gully-holes: London’s Lost Rivers

Alongside tube lines, plague pits, and Roman Walls, the remains of London’s rivers still flow beneath the capital. These rivers are everywhere, unde

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