March 2022

• ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ review
• IKEA in Tottenham is closing down and flat-pack furniture fans are not happy
• London’s pubs can stay open later over the Jubilee bank holiday weekend
• The Italian Greyhound
• Time Out founder Tony Elliott is remembered at the Roundhouse
• Punchdrunk comes home with ‘The Burnt City’
• Blue Tit Dalston
• Is London ready for Jeremy O Harris?
• How London went gaga for everything immersive
• Fantastically Great Women who Changed the World
• Why have some of London’s iconic red letterboxes suddenly turned pink?
• Letters from the editor
• The Broadcaster
• The Arber Garden
• Carnaby Street has been transformed into a giant table football game
• The Marble Arch Mound cost £660,000 to dismantle
• Brutal beauty: this new book celebrates the life of the Barbican
• Hype Dish: Roti King’s buttery, flaky and fragrant roti canai
• Power Up
• Terms and conditions: Handmaid's Tale competition
• Facing Heaven
• A new £25 million super yacht will host parties and dinners on the Thames
• Win a table for two at Tattu London
• The oldest complete map of London is finally going on display
• Cédric Grolet at The Berkeley
• The Lucky Club is opening a rooftop bar in Camden this May
• Here’s what you’ll find inside the £106,000 Oscars goodie bag
• Everything you need to know about the London locations in the new season of ‘Top Boy’
• Taking Care of Business: Migrant Entrepreneurs and the Making of Britain
• The most jawdropping dining rooms in London
• Can you help solve Hackney’s mural mystery?
• Top comedians tell us which Londoner tickles their funny bone
• Junction 2 is back this summer with a new venue
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Overheard in London: this week’s #wordonthestreet
• Londoners, how green are electric scooters, really?
• Hype Dish: Café Cecilia’s juicy onglet with peppercorn sauce
• The Arch Climbing Wall
• Three gadgets to make your Oscars viewing party even better
• Camden Garrison
• Three noughties boy bands are making a London comeback for one night only
• Alfresco dining is here to stay in west London
• What is Stratford’s MSG Sphere and when will it open?
• Ice-cream fries: the viral sensation becomes a real creation
• Hobbledown Heath adventure playground opens in June
• Five fabulous London places to go for afternoon tea on Mother's Day
• TfL is offering free bus travel for Ukrainian passport holders
• The not-so-secret new wave of London’s sex-positive parties
• London’s air pollution alert is currently on high
• Hoko to open a Hong Kong french-toast and milk-tea café kiosk in Hackney
• Hype Dish: Bibi’s mouth-tinglingly good nashpati bhel
• Londoners reminisce about L.Manze's pie and mash
• Plonk Crazy Golf Borough Market
• Arcade Food Hall Centre Point is reopening on Tottenham Court Road
• Clay from Crossrail has created a new Essex nature reserve
• Why one Londoner is highlighting Ethiopian culture at Shepherd’s Bush Market
• The Ukrainian restaurateur hosting fundraising dinners for the people back home
• Plonk Crazy Golf Shoreditch
• Plonk Hackney
• Shrimp boil experts Decatur are opening a prep kitchen in Leyton
• Sunscreen at the ready: London is set to be hotter than Ibiza this week
• There’s a very special mansion on the market in Wimbledon
• Six of the best things to do in Shepherd’s Bush (picked by a local)
• Legendary Walthamstow pie-and-mash shop L Manze has closed for good
• Vintage Showroom
• Gulliver's Travels
• 36 things seriously worth doing this spring
• Bompas & Parr’s Jelladrome is coming to central London
• A pooch perfect Mother’s Day awaits at Mama Shelter
• You can win tickets to see Bridgerton’s season premiere
• 6 things you should know about the controversial Silvertown Tunnel
• Seven new restaurants to try this spring
• OPS Wines Bar
• John Boyega to be immortalised in wax
• London’s loneliest dog has finally found a home
• Gary Barlow’s theatrical solo show ‘A Different Stage’ is coming to the West End
• In pictures: London Underground’s shiny new Elizabeth line
• Beavers are back in London after a 400 year hiatus
• Dairy Milk creators go dairy-free in new London pop-up
• Seven things to do near the Barbican, picked by a local author
• Six fab things to do in Stockwell, picked by a trusty local
• Ace comedy shows to book right now
• Legendary writer Thomas Hardy’s London pad is for sale
• Three Ukrainian fundraisers you can support right now
• Time to tell us exactly what you think about your city
• ‘Antiques Roadshow’ is coming to Stokey
• We asked the Met Office to confirm the rumours of a London heatwave
• Flying Frenchman
• Why one woman launched an all-female tattoo parlour in Barbican
• Burger King’s flagship London restaurant is fully vegan for the next month
• In pictures: Wembley Park’s amazing new all-women art trail
• How locals saved Stockwell’s graffiti ‘hall of fame’
• ‘A Number’ review
• The Aubrey
• Marsha
• Baftas 2022: ‘The Power of the Dog’ wins, Rebel Wilson flops
• US clothing giant Gap returns to Oxford Street
• London Craft Week at the V&A
• Honey and Co. are opening a new restaurant in Bloomsbury
• Crossrail might be about to drop. Finally.
• Ong Ong Buns
• Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirror Rooms
• A massive, new cultural open-air destination is coming to Docklands
• Lenny Henry has written a play about the Windrush scandal
• ‘Call My Agent! The Musical’ is coming to the West End
• Adesse
• The Museum of Youth Culture needs you for its People’s Pageant
• Tickets for LCD Soundsystem’s London residency are on sale today
• N & N Knightsbridge
• Chuan Royal China
• London taxi fares are going up to stop cabbies quitting
• Uber fares are set to rise by 20 percent for Londoners
• New designs show how Euston HS2’s station will look
• Hype dish: Sonora Taquería’s succulent, spicy, beefy barbacoa taco
• Lady Gaga’s Chromatica Ball is finally coming to London
• A new exhibition celebrating the culture behind ‘Top Boy’ is coming to east London
• Cherry blossom season is about to take over London
• ‘Cabaret’ leads the way in the 2022 Olivier Awards nominations
• Hilton Worldwide Ltd Instagram competition terms and conditions
• The London Transport Museum is doing an underground tram tunnel tour
• Charles Fish
• Charles Fish
• Reni Eddo-Lodge and Emma Watson are calling for more tube stations to be named after women
• This is what women think of the hospitality industry and how to change it for a better future
• Deliveroo has opened its own IRL pizza restaurant in north London
• UCL have created a fascinating, interactive map for International Women's Day
• Sketch’s iconic restaurant has been given an arty redesign
• Linnaean
• Sadiq Khan wants to expand the ULEZ to cover all of London by 2023
• Zahter
• Bibo Shoreditch
• Judi Dench, Adrian Lester, Michael Ball and more celebrate Stephen Sondheim with a special concert
• An artist has designed this excellent new roundel for Westminster station
• The Vagina Museum has announced its relocation with a cool poster campaign
• London’s best Thames river cruises
• ESHK
• This Polish bar is serving a special Ukranian cocktail to raise money for charity
• ‘Henry V’ review
• ESHK
• Five summer festival essentials for 2022
• No one likes a mouldy flat, but can a dehumidifier actually help?
• Seven electric bikes for commuting around London
• Can a slow cooked meal compare to the real deal?
• Calling all pet parents: Here are the best pet accessories and gadgets to buy right now
• Best mattress toppers
• Five products you can buy to conserve energy in your home (and help the environment)
• Best washing machines
• The 10 best wireless earbuds
• Join a walk in Clapham tonight to mark one year since Sarah Everard’s murder
• Lewisham’s Migration Museum has received a large donation from a migrant businessman
• The WI is hiding knitted doggies around London for the Platinum Jubilee
• There’s a shiny new festival coming to Alexandra Palace
• Angela Hartnett and Tom Kerridge are holding a Cook for Ukraine event
• ‘We spent five days in hell’ – Belarus Free Theatre returns from the brink
• Louche
• Which Hogwarts House are you? Find out with our Harry Potter house quiz
• Paolita
• 7 films to help make sense of the invasion of Ukraine right now
• Three Uncles
• Here’s what you should see at BFI Flare this month
• In pictures: Ukraine solidarity protest in Trafalgar Square
• In pictures: hundreds of Londoners donate supplies for Ukrainian refugees to Polish community centre
• An unseen photo of Princess Diana is going on show at Kensington Palace
• You can slide down the Tower of London’s moat into a field of flowers
• Moonshine Saloon
• Another tube strike is set to cause chaos tomorrow
• And the winner of Time Out’s Clash of the Slices is...
• Literary London: events and activities for book-lovers
• Wireless festival is going massive this year
• London’s getting a brand-new lido