“The idea was to create the biggest pub beer garden we could” proclaimed Chef Tom Kerridge in anticipation of the 7th year of his Pub in the Park Festival, the UK’s biggest food and music tour.
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Six years ago, Broadwick Live converted the largest printing factory in Western Europe into what is now widely recognised as the UK’s most iconic events space for electronic music, with a lighting system that is unmatched by any other, writes Molly Pavord.
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James Graham’s dynamic play Best of Enemies transports its audience back to 1968 America, a year of division, political turmoil and war, when the public turned to television to make sense of their tumultuous political landscape, writes Molly Pavord.
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Veterinary treatments can become costly, so one of the best ways to safeguard your furry friend and avoid unplanned vet bills is by keeping on top of their preventive healthcare.
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Frantic Assembly will be taking Franz Kafka’s novel The Metamorphosis from page to the stage next year in a powerful reimagining of the canonistic and symbolic story of one man’s transformation into an insect.
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You can be a part of this vital effort by browsing our Christmas shop from the comfort of your home and choosing from a wonderful range of Christmas cards, gifts and products to help you manage your diabetes.
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The V&A’s Hallyu: The Korean Wave exhibition celebrates what has become a defining force in global pop culture, permeating trends in film, music and fashion.
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Jack McCann devoted his fabulous performance at The Crazy Coqs not to Liza Minelli but to her mother, Judy Garland. Jack sings (mostly) Judy was an evening that reminds you just how life enhancing cabaret can be, writes Christopher Walker.
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The festive period is fast approaching, and as we start to decorate our Christmas trees, wrap up gifts and make
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Experience Substation’s ‘vibe and climb’ adventure in Brixton this winter season.
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The Horniman Museum and Gardens’ powerfully de-colonises perceptions of African heritage in its new exhibition by illuminating the many contributions made by African archeologists to their own culture and history.
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If you ask just about anyone what the most iconic Christmas story is (other than the Christmas story in The Bible, clearly), chances are they’ll say A Christmas Carol.
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Please give the gift of a Crisis Christmas and help someone leave the trauma and hardship of homelessness behind.
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If a week is a long time, then the last three months has seen about a decade’s worth of events, with the Conservatives imposing on us three different Prime Ministers, four different Chancellors, and two Budgets – the last to pay for some of the catastrophic consequences of the first.
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I’m thinking about cancelling my dog’s insurance. Is this a good idea?
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FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus) belongs to the same family of viruses as HIV, yet many pet owners are unaware of the dangers of this uncurable condition.
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Shoppers will be spoilt for choice this Yuletide with a wide range of new gifts which are exclusive to the London Transport Museum shop in Covent Garden and online.
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Retirement living is thriving in Eltham as Churchill Retirement Living announces there are just two apartments remaining at its Jefferies Lodge development off Footscray Road in Eltham.
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