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Prem Sahib/ Shenece Oretha at Somerset House Assembly 2024: The Importance of Language and Sound
On the evening of 21st March, I entered Somerset House’s Lancaster Rooms to find an assortment of chairs arranged in a circle. All were...
Faye Elder
Apr 4, 20243 min read
Pret’s Subscription Shake-Up: A Controversial Decision or Sensible Strategy?
Coffee chain Pret A Manger is making a massive change to prevent customers from sharing their subscription benefits with friends and family. The high street giant boasts a monthly subscription service—now known as ‘Club Pret’—that allows customers five free barista-made drinks per day and 20% off of all food and bottled beverages. When it was launched in 2020 as a post-lockdown strategy to tempt customers back into stores, it cost £20 a month (with the first month free). Back
Hebe Hancock
Mar 21, 20244 min read


Imperial Late: Artificial Intelligence
"Photo by mikemacmarketing (licensed under CC BY 2.0)" On the evening of March 14th, I attended my first Imperial Late. I went with no...
Hannah Sugars
Mar 20, 20243 min read


Bridging the Thames: Unravelling the North-South Divide in London
"Photo by Pixabay (Licensed under CC0)" London really is a tale of two cities, marked by a noticeable separation between the northern and...
Hebe Hancock
Mar 19, 20243 min read
Los Mochis: The Magic of the Yoda Shrine
The hidden gem Los Mochis—in the heart of Notting Hill—transports its customers into an excitingly unique dimension uniting Japanese and Mexican cuisines. The restaurant was founded by Markus Thesleff, who innovatively combined his two favourite cuisines and named the restaurant after his Yorkshire Terrier: Mochi. Describing Los Mochis as a place where Tokyo meets Tulum, Thesleff certainly expresses this intersection through the colourful decorations and mouth-watering food c
Lago Starck
Mar 16, 20245 min read


Dialled In Presents Unbound Archives at the Southbank Centre: 'Education Is Just As Important As Entertainment'
Photo by Talia Andrea Anyone even remotely dialled into the music industry nowadays will know that Dialled In is one of the latest and...
Talia Andrea
Mar 10, 20244 min read
A Day Out In... Hampstead
Located on the Northern Line and nestled in the heart of north-west London, Hampstead beckons with its quaint streets, cultural landmarks, and tranquil ambiance. Whether you fancy a calm Sunday stroll away from the bustling energy of central London, are an art lover, or are a history enthusiast, Hampstead offers something for everyone. Here is a guide to some of the best places that this neighbourhood has to offer. A Tranquil Start: Green Spaces Begin your day in the vast g
Daria Slikker
Mar 8, 20243 min read
Chez Whyte's: Hackney’s Hottest New Opening
Previously a chef at the esteemed Brat and Scully, Instagram chef Whyte Rushen has now transitioned from working at pop-up venues to settling permanently on Mare Street in Hackney. Most of us foodies are already familiar with Rushen's online content—driven by his passion for daring and memorable tastes—and Chez Whyte's certainly delivers these flavors in Rushen's renowned humble smashed burgers along with other bold dishes typical of his previous pop-ups. Announcing the incep
Hebe Hancock
Feb 20, 20243 min read


Behind the Seams: Inside the World of Designer Clothing Resale with 'Majordude'
Picture courtesy of Majordude In the fast-paced world of fashion, where trends come and go like fleeting moments, there exists a vibrant...
Hebe Hancock
Feb 20, 20244 min read


Review: 'Heartbreak and Magic' at Somerset House
★★★ Heartbreak and Magic, currently based at Somerset House, is the latest work by Libby Heaney. It incorporates a virtual reality...
Humaira Valera
Feb 13, 20243 min read
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