From offer letter to move-in, discover tips on planning, finding student accommodation, and settling into university life across UK cities.
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Sadler’s Wells has unveiled an ambitious programme for 2026, reaffirming its position as a global home for dance in all its forms. The new season brings together world-class ballet, pioneering contemporary work, family productions and excellent collaborations with music and digital art…
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Kicking off the London art calendar, LAF’s 38th edition at Islington showcased a mix of experimental newcomers and established favourites. Here are ten standout artists from London Art Fair 2026…
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This week in London (26 Jan – 1 Feb 2026), catch theatre at Malmaison Hotel, live Aphex Twin performances at Southbank, art exhibitions at Barbican, ICA, and Goldsmiths CCA, comedy at Sadler’s Wells, plus music, cinema, and new foodie spots like Le Café by Nicolas Rouzaud.
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Mid-January is often when Veganuary participants start feeling the pinch. The initial excitement fades, the novelty of plant-based meals wears off, and the temptation of familiar favourites looms large…
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London has, for as long as anyone can remember, been a place defined by its movement, its culture, and its re-inventive spirit…
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Discover a guide to some of the art exhibitions to see in London in February 2026, including the much-anticipated Tracey Emin and Rose Wylie exhibitions at Tate and the Royal Academy of Arts respectively; works by artists Aki Sasamoto and Stina Fors at Studio Voltaire; the third edition of the Barbican’s Encounters series with Lynda Benglis; an Isaac Julien world premiere at Victoria Miro…
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Most online marketplaces launch with momentum. Supply and demand are matched, early traction looks promising, and revenue starts flowing…
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Serpentine has announced that Mexican architecture studio LANZA atelier, founded by Isabel Abascal and Alessandro Arienzo, has been selected to design the Serpentine Pavilion 2026. Sponsored by Goldman Sachs, the Pavilion will open to the public at Serpentine South…
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Tate Britain will stage Europe’s largest retrospective of James McNeill Whistler in more than three decades, bringing together around 150 works that span painting, drawing, printmaking, and design…
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This week in London includes the London Short Film Festival, Winter Lights at Canary Wharf and London Art Fair, plus new exhibitions by Georg Baselitz, Mario Merz and Umi Ishihara. Also on are performances at the Southbank Centre, Burns Night celebrations, last chances to see Dirty Looks at the Barbican, and the opening of Claridge’s Bakery…
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Brixton House launches its 2026 season with an ambitious programme that continues its commitment to championing underrepresented voices, global perspectives and deep community connection. Following the sold-out success of Black Power Desk, Limp Wrist & The Iron Fist…
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Find your perfect Greek island match with this guide for every type of traveller. Discover where to go for romance, nightlife, nature, food, and easy adventures…
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Discover a guide to some of the artist talks, as well as curator- and architecture-led discussions, to be on your radar in London in early 2026…
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London can feel loud, fast, and mentally crowded, especially during deadlines. When your brain is stuck in “always on” mode, a green space can act like a reset button. A short walk outdoors often lowers tension, improves focus, and makes studying feel less overwhelming…
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Just off Bermondsey Street, a short stroll away from London Bridge, is Morocco Bound Bookshop. Independent bookshop by day, lively venue by night this place is one of London’s hidden gems…
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Fly-tipping is a year-round problem in London, but winter consistently sees a noticeable increase in illegal dumping. Darker evenings, reduced visibility, and post-renovation waste all contribute to the issue…
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Winter in London often brings a mix of shorter days, colder weather, and a strong urge to reorganise living spaces. Many households take this time to replace old furniture, upgrade appliances, or finally get rid of bulky items that have been taking up space for months…
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This week in London, not-to-miss events include the T.S. Eliot Prize Shortlist Readings, the final performances of David Eldridge’s End, the return of Condo London, new exhibitions, classical concerts, a film release, creative workshops, wellness sessions, and a standout food opening in Covent Garden with Dim Sum Library…
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Bistro Sablé looks as French as it tastes. The 65-seater lateral restaurant is spread across two areas wrapping around the central bar…
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