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So the sun was shining in London this week. Out came the shorts, skirts and sunglasses. Here at Living In London, we thought we’d soak up the sunshine in Canary Wharf. For those who have never been, Canary Wharf has become London’s major business district. Alongside the traditional City of London, it includes many of […]
Earlier today, Living In London decided to have some lunch in the Foxcroft and Ginger in Soho. Located on Berwick Street, Foxcroft and Ginger is based on one of the few quieter roads of Soho. It’s an ideal choice when looking for a sit down after a quick shop on Oxford Street. It was a […]
Does your home look more flatpack than fabulous? You don’t need an interior designer on hand to turn your pad into a showhome. Trick it out with a few key pieces from these unusual furniture stores, including antique shops and indie homeware boutiques. Read the rest of this article here.
Frank Lampard is almost certainly out of Euro 2012 because of the thigh injury that has put Jordan Henderson on the brink of a late call-up and left England looking increasingly depleted with only 11 days to their opening game of the tournament, against France. Lampard was hurt chasing a ball into a corner during England’s training session and the […]
A drunken woman was filmed by passengers while she ranted racial abuse on a London tram. On Tuesday, a judge commented on the video and said Jacqueline Woodhouse, 42, “had brought Britain to shame.” She has been jailed for 21 weeks. It was discovered that in November, she had also been heard by fellow commuters, shouting […]
There has been an overall decline in crime on London transport – but a small increase in robberies on London buses, recent research suggests. Tube and bus crime has fallen by 10%. Mayor Boris Johnson has attributed this success to an increase in officers on the network. However, muggings on buses were up by 4.5% […]
With US stocks starting on the front foot following a long weekend, London’s blue-chip equities were given a boost helping the Footsie to rally in afternoon trade. Investors Stateside looked to make up for lost time with Wall Street closed for Memorial Day yesterday. Newsflow from Greece improved over the weekend after polls showed the pro-bailout party New Democracy […]
There’s so much at stake in the restaurant industry these days – from money, to reputation, to loyal customers, and then there’s ego. Heading to a restaurant that headlines with three prominent names one might expect these to be the chef, owners, artistic directors or culinary visionaries. But no, I later (and thankfully) find out. […]
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