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Fitness Tried & Tested: Ten Health Reformer Pilates
Reformer Pilates promises to reverse the negative side effects of all that time spent parked on our backsides -...
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Tube noise row rumbles on for Barbican residents
Barbican residents affected by Tube noise “like a thunderstorm” in their flats say they are reaching breaking point with...
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Could City developments be the answer to shrinking studio space?
One arts charity believes it can help City developers soften new builds while tackling the chronic shortage of creative...
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Women’s advocate Sue Langley elected Aldgate alderman
A top advocate for women in business will serve as the new alderman for the Aldgate ward. Sue Langley...
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Fitness tried and tested: Barrecore Sculpt
Barre workouts are a low-impact way sculpt the arm muscles, creating tone and definition without bulking up. So what...
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Majority of Brits have had bad experience with estate agents
Close to 90% of Londoners have had a negative experience with estate agents, according to new real estate platform...
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Why the Devonshire Club’s Number Five is a class act
Fresh modern British is the order of the day at the Devonshire Club's Number Five, with lighter and vegetarian...
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Sixth annual City Beerfest hailed best bar none
There’s nothing like a cold pint during a heatwave, so it was lucky for City workers that Guildhall Yard...
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Dorothea Lange and Vanessa Winship click at the Barbican
Decades separate the work of photographer Dorothea Lange and Vanessa Winship, but the Barbican's summer double bill presents them...
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Cheap and Candlewick wards elect new aldermen
Emma Edhem and Robert Hughes-Penney are the newest members of the Court of Aldermen, after emerging victorious in the...
