It is the quality of the food by which a restaurant lives or dies, something chef Adam Handling understands, judging by his new venture
The restoration of Wilton’s Music Hall and the new Alphabeta building have been singled out by the Royal Institute for British Architects in their annual awards
From the Victorian era until the early 1960s, air pollution in the form of fog was a visible and pervading presence in the lives of Londoners
In this photo memoir by Colin O’Brien it is not just London that is changing, but also the very nature of photography
Influx focuses on the anxiety of seeing one’s country fail its young people, and the tribulations of those who venture to a strange new city
Ian Bonhote’s debut feature got the East End Film Festival off to an underwhelming start last month
Takeaway service allows residents to connect through home-cooked food
Whitechapel restaurant is developing a loyal following with its pared down menu of modern starters, souvlaki wraps and sharing plates of meat
Summer exhibition at the Nunnery Gallery demonstrates the breadth of artistic talent working in East London today
Garage rock gigs held in secret locations across East London see bands play in the centre of the room with the crowd surrounding them 360 degrees
Poetic, informative and thoroughly researched, Adrift is author Helen Babbs’s account of living on the canals and waterways of London
The different ways artists use drawing in their practice is the subject of an intriguing group show at Leyden Gallery
