Detectives investigating the death of 43-year-old Adrian Murphy in Battersea and a separate incident in Walthamstow have charged a woman. In 2019, an Irish man, Adrian Murphy, was found dead […]
★★★★ | Fafa’s, Central London For the perfect, Pita , Mezze or Salad in the West End, you can’t beat Fafa’s Open only for four months, Fafa’s is on the […]
★★★★★ | & Juliet, Shaftsbury Theatre, London A new musical loosely, very loosely, based on the classic Romeo & Juliet is raising the roof down (not literally) at the Shaftsbury […]
★★★★ | PF Changs, Central London There are two words that I would use to describe PF Changs Asian Table restaurant – absolutely delicious. Serving authentic pan-Asian food, and it […]
Three teenage boys have pleaded guilty to Public Order Act and other offences following a police investigation into a homophobic incident on the N31 bus route. The three suspects, aged between […]
★★★★ | Circolo Popolare, Central London Circolo Popolare is one of the hottest newest restaurants in town, with people without a reservation queuing outside in the hopes of getting a […]
★★★★ | La Clique, Leicester Square Spiegeltent, London It’s getting cold outside but La Clique is back in town to steam things up! Back in London after a ten-year absence […]
★★★★ | Red Palace, The Vaults, London The Vaults underneath Waterloo train station have been turned into a palace – Red Palace. And it’s the Prince who reigns over this […]
The University of Liverpool has seemingly done away with the labels gay, lesbian and bisexual and replaced it with “sexual minorities” while still referring to straight people as heterosexuals. In […]
★★★★ | Desiree’s Coming Early, Soho Theatre, London 90 minutes of non-stop comedy is what you’ll get when you see Desiree Burch. American comedian Burch, now at the Soho Theatre […]
Peter Tatchell, one of the UK’s most famous LGBT+ rights advocates has said that pride, needs a “major rethink” and for it to “get back to what pride was originally […]
