Events

This tour takes in some of the famous and less famous sights around the East End, once “the worst slum in Europe”. Hosted by experts from London Walks, one of…

The autumn half term is looming large. What are parents to do? While the rest of us take cover, the kids will storm London, galloping through museums and throwing crayons…

The event offers cosplayers, movie buffs, and those into their graphic novel a chance to proudly geek out over their favourite pop culture characters. From meet-and-greets with Star Trek actors…

It comes as London’s pasta market continues to evolve. Other relatively low-cost pasta joints include Pastaio, the chef Stevie Parle’s Soho restaurant (plates from £13), Padella, the queue-inspiring restaurant in…

Maremma is devoted to Tuscany — as likely is anyone who has ever visited Tuscany, because it is impossible not to fall in love with its long, sunny beaches, pine…

Diwali, the five day Festival of Lights, begins today. October 20. Celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs and Jains, as well as some Buddhists — albeit, all for slightly differing reasons —…

Here is a freehouse that runs to its own rules, says David Ellis

Nobody calls it James J. Fox, though — it’s JJ Fox. Before 1992, however, it was Robert Lewis. The history of JJ Fox takes in two businesses: Lewis, the original…

I often wish I owned a pub. One that looks like the Prince Arthur, preferably. The building is a striking three storeys, with grand Victorian signage. The top two thirds…

Restaurateur Jeremy King talks us through everything he loves about London, from eating at the Fat Badger in Notting Hill to relaxing at the Turkish baths at the Royal Automobile…