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Bid To Bag An Arty Roundel

Happy 100th birthday, the roundel. Its exhibition opens today at Rochelle School. More interesting for fans of transport memorabilia and contemporary art who've a few bob still sloshing around in these tight times, you can bid to buy one of these roundel inspired works of art online (like that o...

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Londonist — 3 days ago

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The Haikommute

It's National Poetry Day, readers, so tap into your timbre, mik your metre, reject your rhymes and let's have some tidy haikus about your daily commute. 3 lines of 5, 7 and 5 syllables, and, as one of our team says: Haikus are fun but Sometimes they do not make sense Refrigerator They don't ne...

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Londonist — 3 days ago

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Review: Tattoo Culture at the Dana Centre

Despite the fervent wishes of the world's mothers, tattoos aren't going away. They're growing in popularity, mainstream acceptance, and even physical size, reported tattooist Lal Hardy, practising his art in front of an inquisitive audience at last night's Dana Centre event. His barmy customer f...

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Londonist — 4 days ago

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Film Preview: Lights! Camera! 7 days til the London Film Festival Action!

Ladies and Gents, set your status to "moist anticipation," cultivate those stomach-fluttery butterflies, and start thinking of some health hiccups you can turn into sickies; there's seven, just SEVEN days to go until the amazing Times BFI 52nd London Film Festival kicks off! Unlike Ca...

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Londonist — 4 days ago

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Terrorising Tufty

Whaddya know – you spend years teaching kids how to cross the road, and then the little buggers grow up, get into gardening, and try to drown you. Apparently that is the fate that awaits Tufty if he strays on to certain allotments in Waltham Forest, where one of the allotted ones has been a...

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No Such Thing As A Free Lunch?

A group of Londoners are out to disprove that cynical truism. Called the "Kindness Offensive", the trio have persuaded companies to donate 25 tonnes of food - including fajitas and pancake mix - which they are passing on to local community groups. They stockpile the goods at their West ...

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Londonist — 4 days ago