A POPULAR Irish pub is looking for new premises after being “squeezed out” from its location in Archway. Owners of Brendan the Navigator announced this week that the pub was “closed with immediate ...
PARENTS have told of their fear sending children to school as TikTok posts encouraging violence between pupils at rival secondaries rack up thousands of views and likes. Last week videos began ...
“GET off your backsides and do your job”, Islington’s council leader told Thames Water executives just hours after a burst water main in Caledonian Road destroyed businesses and left thousands without ...
OUR friends at the Garden Cinema in Covent Garden – one of London’s finest independent picture houses – are joining forces with the New Journal, the Dartmouth Park Film Club and the Camden Film ...
THERE has been a proliferation of AI-inspired themes on screen, in theatre and books in recent years. Now it’s the turn of the musical. You & It recalls Charlie Brooker’s Be Right Back, an episode ...
THE troubled relationship of Russian composer and pianist Dmitri “Mitya” Shostakovich (Benjamin O’Mahony) and the Soviet regime is well known. Rosalind Adler and Lea Sellers’s fictionalised biopic ...
THE Town Hall’s ability to reject planning applications involving homes could be weakened after a government assessment put the borough in the worst category for housing delivery. The Housing Delivery ...
THE family of an Olympic athlete from Islington have told of their “pride” as she prepares to hurtle down a track at 140km/h in search of the gold medal. Tabby Stoecker, from Highgate, will take to ...
Planning officers reject plan for Holloway Road all-night adult gaming centre, but the application still has to go before the ...
A CROWD of protesters gathered outside at a Labour Party fundraiser on Sunday after learning Wes Streeting was a special guest. Members paid £130 for a dinner at Frederick’s and a chance to hear the ...
A RESTAURANT is recruiting staff – but with a specific caveat. Chef Hugh Cocoran, who runs the Yellow Bittern in Caledonian Road, placed a job advertisement on Instagram looking to employ someone to ...
Michael White’s classical news: Monteverdi; Gyorgy Kurtag; Bampton Classical Opera; Fire in My Mouth
WITH the Proms done for another year, there won’t be too many excuses for classical fans to throng the Royal Albert Hall in the coming months. But before you forget the way to South Kensington, ...
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