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The Highs Of The North Face Climbing Festival 2026
2 DAYS. 14-METRE DEEP WATER SOLO WALL. 131 ATHLETES. ALMOST 16,000 CLIMBERS, FANS, PRESENTERS, DJS AND CREATORS. 1 FESTIVAL - THE NORTH FACE CLIMBING FESTIVAL 2026 AT LONDON'S ROYAL DOCKS
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Côte Brasserie Review | Seafood, Frites And A Menu Full Of Temptation
A MENU THAT MAKES CHOOSING HARD AND GOING BACK EASY I do love a menu where I can immediately spot about ten things I want to order. Especially when there’s…
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They Were Roommates Review – The Hope Theatre
I HAVEN'T BEEN SO INVESTED IN A WILL-THEY WON'T-THEY NARRATIVE SINCE ROSS AND RACHEL FROM FRIENDS Tucked away on the top floor of an Islington pub is one of London’s…
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I’m Every Woman – The Chaka Khan Musical Review
A SOUNDTRACK THAT SOARS, BUT THE STORY NEVER QUITE FINDS ITS RHYTHM There's always a little extra excitement when you go into a musical knowing you're already going to love…
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Limin Review | One Last Caribbean Summer on the South Bank
LOOKS LIKE A LIMIN SUMMER FOR US ALL For such a touristy hot-spot, there is a bizarre dearth of food on the Southbank, and sadly, come September, that absence will…
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Waterfront At The Westin London City Review | A Riverside Summer Pop-up
SUNSHINE, SNACKS AND RIVERSIDE VIEWS? SAY LESS If you’ve followed us for a while, you’ll know that we’re big fans of The Westin London City. We’ve visited their Heavenly Spa,…
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Here Comes J Edgar! Review – King’s Head Theatre
AMUSING AND CHARMING, BUT LACKING THE STAR QUALITY NEEDED FOR A HISTORICAL MUSICAL Harry Shearer and Tom Leopold’s comedy musical Here Comes J Edgar! is a glorious romp that follows…
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The Handlebards: Macbeth Review – The Charterhouse
SHAKESPEARE WITH STYLE, SPEED AND SERIOUS LAUGHS Let's be honest. When you think of Macbeth, you think of tragedy, ambition, murder, and a whole lot of guilt. You do not…
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