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Julie Hamill: How Peter Doig taught me to listen to London

The artist's new exhibition at the Serpentine is all about how music has influenced his painting, but can also help you hear ...
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Charles Wright: London tourism is booming despite enemies’ ‘hellhole’ claims

Sir Sadiq Khan made headlines last week for crediting London’s “open, liberal and diverse” culture for a “major surge” in ...
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Dave Hill: Will Labour’s London housing boost plan work?

Changes to jump start private sector development have supporters and critics, but policy-makers believe the current approach ...
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John Vane: Horse hunt

John Vane’s London novel Frightgeist can be bought here.
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Dave Hill: A small lament for the old City Hall

For a beacon of London pride and innovation, the original City Hall building had a short and rather disappointing life doing ...
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Sadiq Khan says there’s “a long way to go” before Enfield gets New Town

Speaking at City Hall, the Mayor set out big issues to be addressed before the government taskforce's recommendation can be ...
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Dave Hill: Where are the Greens going in London?

Activists have been invigorated by the election of Zack Polanski as their leader, but they have a lot to do if they are to challenge Labour in a big way London has been important for the growth of the ...
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John Vane: Dottie Trott

It took her back to 2017 when victory came so near.
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My Beautiful Laundrette at the Cinema Museum

Yesterday evening, my urbanist friend Denean Rowe and I finally did something we’d been talking about for ages. We put on a special screening of the classic 1985 London movie My Beautiful Laundrette, ...