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‘New Year’s Eve is always a let down’: how January 1st became the number one date in the clubbing calendar
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More London nightclubs should be banning phone cameras from the dancefloor
by News Roomby News RoomThe camera sticker policy that started in Berlin nightclubs is gradually making its way over to the UK. Maddy Mussen on why camera-less clubs are the way forward
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Christmas carols: where to hear the best choirs (and sing-along) this year
by News Roomby News RoomEven the non-religious might be drawn to church come Christmas, such is the fairytale enchantment of a candlelit service. Better still, midnight mass, where the post-pub crowd gathers to sing…
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Stuck for things to do? Mike Daw has a run-down of everything that’s going on across town
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The crunch bunch: why crisps are flavour of the month with London chefs
by News Roomby News RoomIt’s there in an omelette with Iberian ham shoulder, caramelised onion and crisps at Lolo (102 Bermondsey Street, SE1 3UB, josepizarro.com), and in the hummus with masabacha and homemade hot…
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David Ellis reviews Cafe Mondo: Probably the best sandwich shop in Britain
by News Roomby News RoomDavid Ellis basks in the incandescent brilliance of this Peckham bar
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Christmas wine pairings: how to host a luxury party without breaking the bank
by News Roomby News RoomAn indulgent Christmas doesn’t always need to break the bank. Follow these simple steps to enjoy a beautifully luxurious day, but without the price tag. Swap lobster and Champagne for…
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In a world where younger generations seem uninterested in the strong musical links which tie their favourite artists to anything pre-1995 (Charli XCX to Bonnie Raitt, via Justin Vernon, say)…
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This place is kept just as a country pubs should be: a little shabby, cast in dark wood, candlelit, and joyfully beery