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The Global Feast Pop Up
Want to do something different during the Olympic week? Get along to one of the global supperclubs being held at the Old Stratford Town Hall. They are featuring food from many countries, served on a specially commissioned table in the courtyard, yards away from the Olympic Park. The Global Feast runs from Wednesday…
G20 meeting in London – Places to Avoid
The G20 summit is about to start in London on 2 April 2009 where 20 of the world’s leaders are congregatin. This is expected to atract tens of thousands of climate change activists, anti-war campaigners, trade unionists, charity workers and stud As expected, there will be a lot of protests marches about and here are…
Boris Bikes Hits London
London has just launched their first public hire bike scheme, popularly named Boris Bikes, not unlike the one in Paris but much smaller. It is meant to be a solution to London’s overpriced and overcrowded public transport system.
The Glorious 12th -Grouse season starts
Gourmets across the UK await today eagerly when the first day of the grouse season hits the shops. Today at Harrods, they welcomed the arrival of Grouse from Mr Al Fayed’s private estate in Scotland with a bit of a ceremony. The newly shot grouse was piped into the Harrods Food halls by 2 bagpipers…
Olympic Tickets being offered to teachers and students
For those resigned to watching the Olympic action on TV instead of live have been outraged at how empty some of the venues have been. Shots of the Aquatics centre, Wimbledon and other venues show blocks of empty seats. According to Lord Coe these were seats reserved for foreign VIPs. About 20% of total seats…
The Royal Wedding – The Kiss and the Balcony
As the crowds surged forward along the mall towards Buckingham Palace, the masses were jockeying for the best vantage point to see the newlywed wed couple, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge on the famous balcony of Buckingham Palace. A big cheer was heard as the family stepped out onto the balcony. Flags were waving,…
