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Area guide to Walthamstow: ghost hunter and Uncanny podcaster Danny Robins on his 'friendly' home Uncanny podcaster Danny Robins tells Charlotte Duck how his London neighbourhood inspired EastEnders and is on the verge of a cultural revolution Evening Standard · Sep 12, 2024
'I’m in the place I want to be': Artist Finn Stone on why he'll never leave Palmers Green — or London Contemporary artist Finn Stone moved to Palmers Green for its family-friendly vibe. Over 15 years on, he’s just where he wants to be Evening Standard · Sep 5, 2024
Area guide to Blackheath: weaving guru Tabara N'Diaye on her calm and cultural area Tabara N’Diaye, author and founder of homeware brand La Basketry, tells Olivia Lidbury how her pocket of south-east London offers calm and culture Evening Standard · Aug 29, 2024
Area guide to Borough: Cynthia Shanmugalingam on why her SE1 patch is more than just a market The chef and author moved to Borough Market to open her first restaurant after two decades in east London Evening Standard · Aug 22, 2024
'Barnsbury is actually friendlier than Essex': How baker Juliet Sear stopped worrying and moved to London Author and baking expert Juliet Sear was apprehensive when she swapped the Essex seaside for north London, but she’s been pleasantly surprised Evening Standard · Aug 15, 2024
How we buy in London now: Londoners at three price points share their journey on the property ladder Each property sale has its own story. From terrifying pitfalls to magical endings, three sets of London buyers share their experiences Evening Standard · Aug 7, 2024
'No-one knows about Lee!': Team GB's Daryll Neita on her low-key south-east area As she competes in Paris 2024, sprinter and Team GB Olympian Daryll Neita tells Charlotte Duck why she loves this quiet part of south-east London Evening Standard · Aug 1, 2024
Why I live in Chelsea: fashion legend Amanda Wakeley on her 'breathtaking' riverside area Fashion designer Amanda Wakeley tells Charlotte Duck why she loves at meal at James Blunt’s pub and that the riverside views are what keeps her here Evening Standard · Jul 25, 2024
'You have to manifest a village': Meet the Londoners setting up run clubs and buying pubs to find community Whether it’s with a running club or a pub quiz team, we all need a sense of community. Meet the urbanites who help make it happen in the big city Evening Standard · Jul 24, 2024
'I was priced out of Walthamstow' — Olympian and broadcaster Jeanette Kwakye on finding space in Hornchurch Former Olympic sprinter and broadcaster Jeanette Kwakye moved to Hornchurch for more space, and found the east London suburb has a lot to to offer Evening Standard · Jul 18, 2024
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Evening Standard · Jul 4, 2024 'I'd like to stay here until the end': James May on why Hammersmith is home TV presenter — and now gin maker — James May moved to Hammersmith in 2000. He advises on where the best pubs are – and where to order a James Gin.
The Guardian - UK · Jun 30, 2024 Man who arranged Katie Piper acid attack could get parole in July Daniel Lynch was convicted of arranging for Stefan Sylvestre to throw sulphuric acid at Piper’s face
Evening Standard · Jun 30, 2024 Katie Piper attacker to face Parole Board in bid for release Daniel Lynch was jailed for life with a minimum of 16 years for arranging an acid attack on the former model
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Evening Standard · Jun 20, 2024 Love beer, hate footy? Here are London's best pubs not showing the Euros Sick of footy fans spoiling a perfectly good afternoon boozing? Here’s where to head instead
Evening Standard · Jun 20, 2024 Why I live in Wandsworth: baker Ruby Bhogal on the dog-friendly 'village' that has it all The baker, author and GBBO alumna was so taken with Wandsworth she persuaded her best friend to move there too
Evening Standard · Jun 13, 2024 'I'm not a gym bunny but I love beekeeping': Buying London's Rosi Walden's guide to Holland Park Alongside starring in Made in Chelsea and Buying London, Rosi Walden is a luxury property expert. She shares what makes Holland Park special — in her personal as well as professional opinion
Evening Standard · Jun 6, 2024 Why I live in Primrose Hill: Chef Theo Randall on his 'timeless' London neighbourhood Chef, Italian addict and 17-year resident of Primrose Hill Theo Randall loves the area for its village feel, dogs and delis
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Evening Standard · May 23, 2024 Living in Crouch End: Here's what it's like to call 'one of London's best places to live' home Crouch End is one of six London locations on the Sunday Times Best Places to Live guide, here’s what it’s like to live there
Evening Standard · May 16, 2024 Artist and designer John Booth on the "understated cool" of New Cross Artist and designer John Booth found his way back to New Cross last year after living there as a student. He tells Cat Olley why it feels like home again