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Is Disco Yoga the most fun exercise class in east London?

In my first year of university, I started practising Iyengar Yoga. I was looking for exercise classes at student prices and this one took place next door to my halls. I didn’t know beforehand Iyengar obsessively focused on precision of posture and alignment. Our teacher was something of a

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Learn about the relationship between humans and technology at the Barbican’s upcoming show AI: More Than Human

“AI is everywhere and nowhere,” said Dr Suzanne Livingstone, co-curator of the Barbican Centre’s upcoming exhibition, AI: More Than Human. “It’s quite abstract and intangible – it’s code. We can’t really see it but we can see the effects of it.” The exhibition (May 16-August 26, 2019)

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How Canary Wharf workers can learn to roll sushi at a Saturday morning class at Billingsgate Fish Market

Photo Credit: Matt Grayson “Peel back the gills and have a sniff,” says Silla Bjerrum, the Japanese-trained chef running the Billingsgate Seafood Training School’s sushi and sashimi workshop. It’s 9am on a Saturday morning. I’ve only been up for two hours, I haven’t eaten anything and

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Telford Homes unveils show apartments at The Liberty Building and offers buyers a deposit match

Developer Telford Homes has launched a pair of apartments to showcase property at The Liberty Building. It’s also aiming to tempt buyers in the run-up to Christmas with a promise to match any purchaser’s deposit up to the value of 5% of the apartment they’re reserving at

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Buy alternative, handmade arts and crafts gifts at Urban Makers Christmas Market in Mile End

Christmas shopping doesn’t have to mean hauling yourself through the Oxford Street hoards, weighed down by shopping bags stuffed with the same mass-produced trinkets that you bought last year. At the Urban Makers Christmas Market in Mile End Park, Saturday, December 8-9, potential pressies come in the form of

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New Greenwich events venue Magazine is announced for autumn 2019

Greenwich Peninsula might be home to the world’s most successful entertainment venue ...

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Is it possible to survive on just surplus food for an entire working week in Canary Wharf?

In the UK, over 100,000 tonnes of edible food goes to waste every year. That’s 250 million meals in the bin.

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How Omid Djalili will bring the news to stand-up at Wilton’s Music Hall

British Iranian comedian Omid Djalili says it loud – he’s a schmuck and he’s proud.

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How Rhonda Drakeford brought Darkroom to the Royal Docks

Photo Credit: Matt Grayson With the blocks of ABP rising, Crossrail set to arrive in 2019, London City Airport expanding and vast tracts of land sprouting housing developments, no further argument need be made that Royal Docks is on the rise. But there’s evidence in the shadow of the

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Head to Royal Docks to test out whether you’re worth of becoming an Avenger, at the new Marvel Avengers STATION show at Excel

A custom-built version of Tony Stark’s lab has been constructed in the main piazza of the conference and exhibition centre’s main piazza ready to welcome budding superheros.

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Construction begins at Royal Docks’ new Pontoon Reach development

Construction on the Royal Docks site began this week with a breaking ground ceremony on the vacant, former brownfield site in North Woolwich Road.

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How Mousetail Coffee went from a mobile van to four speciality shops

They are set to open a fourth permanent site this December