To some, this could be quite a controversial read as the story centres on three teens whose choices and lives eventually lead them to join ISIS….
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Described as the next ‘A Handmaid’s Tale’ this book is extremely thought-provoking in its premise. The world that Dalcher creates is very similar to the world that Atwood presents in her dystopian novel…
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A few years ago a BBC article asked ‘is social media causing childhood depression?’ and this story has stuck with me ever since…
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If like us, you often wonder how you can give up your time to help others in the city, but perhaps sometimes it slips your mind ... Worry not, we have you covered! Here’s a full run-down of some fantastic charities…
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Breakfast in this Japanese-style garden, located in the courtyard of the restaurant at Sanderson, is utterly enchanting. It is hard to believe that the gorgeous waterfall…
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A great way to make a delicious and simple recipe is to pair up figs with feta for a quick Sunday tart, which you can make to serve to as few or as many of your loved ones…
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Notting Hill offers a slice of all the things we love about London, synonymous with a film that defined the childhood of many Londoners alike, it is one of London’s most fashionable and iconic neighbourhoods…
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Ayisha is a Civil Engineer from London who works for Arup. Ayisha has been interested in the environment and sustainability from a young age, which led her to pursing a degree in…
Read MoreUNIQLO, the Japanese global apparel retailer has put together an impressive immersive exhibition exploring LifeWear from three prospectives, Art, Science, Craftsmanship London…
Read MoreThe musical presents an alternative ending to Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, really asking ourselves the question: what if Juliet’s famous ending was really just her beginning…
Read MoreThis is the first UK solo exhibition of the late South African photographer Thabiso Sekgala, featuring 49 photographs taken between 2009-2014 in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Germany and Jordan…
Read MoreYear 11 pupils in Cavaillon, France were challenged by Estelle Savasta - acclaimed writer and director - to ‘write that one letter that you’ve never written’. This not so simple task eventually then brought life to ‘Unwritten Letters’…
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FLO London sits down with Londoners in a series of fun interviews on subjects ranging from career highs and lows to the things they love about London. Meet the Londoners of FLO London Meets…Series 2.
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Tampon smuggling is the struggle women go through attempting to discretely find ways to hide her tampon whilst at work! These are the measures taken to prevent any attention drawn as she skilfully…
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Like us, you may feel like your living your life constantly on the go! Here is one of the tasty nutritious snacks that we love to indulge in, as a substitute to homemade desserts! We are obsessed with Pink Pitaya Powder…
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Located in Fitzrovia, this plant-based restaurant stands out with its hot pink frontage and even pinker interior, complete with an all-pink spiral staircase, pink furnishing…
Read MoreThese chocolate & hazelnut protein chunk cookies are sugar-free, soft in the middle and easy to make. By swapping a few ingredients you can play with flavours and textures…
Read MoreNot sure what to do this weekend get your self down to the Emerge Festival, where you'll find DJ sets, open mic session to electric poetry sessions…
Read MoreComplaining about things is a typical British trait, it helps to unify us together in a sense of collective dread. Complaining is a key part of the daily ritual when living in London a ritual some may say is a great source of stress relief, and we could not agree more…
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London is absolutely brimming with unique and quirky bars, and they offer up some some of the most creative drinks that you could ever imagine. Londoner’s do love to drink, and to make sure you don’t die of thirst…
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