London’s Drive-In Cinemas: A Complete List for Summer 2020
The drive-in cinema is the future of isolation entertainment. Here, we list all the drive-in cinemas – plus a live musical drive-in – parking up in London this summer
7 Ways to Celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the Circus
It’s the 250th anniversary of the Circus and London is full to the brim with fabulous circus events of all kinds. From grand productions like Cirque Berserk! and festivals like CircusFest to classes for the circus arts and a circus pub, here are the best ways to celebrate this London-born show
HOW RADIO GORGEOUS IN CHISWICK IS EMPOWERING WOMEN
Chiswick local Josephine Pembroke wanted to set up a platform that would give women a voice – and now the podcasting site is going from strength to strength
ACTON GARDENS: A VISION OF NEW YORK IN WEST LONDON
With the new Acton Gardens development aiming to create a vision of New York in west London, Acton is the latest part of the capital to shake off its unfashionable image and find itself on the rise…
EMILIA FOX ON SILENT WITNESS, MOTHERHOOD & LIFE IN ACTON
Acton actor Emilia Fox on Silent Witness, the world’s first interactive detective hub, Framed, where viewers could decide the fate of characters, and her famous family
NEW LUXURY HOMES BY THE ARCHITECT WHO RESTORED THE ELECTRIC CINEMA
Sasha Gebler is one half of the Gebler Tooth architecture practice behind the restoration of The Electric Cinema, and now he’s turning his attention to luxury residential developments
OLD OAK COMMON SET FOR A £10 BILLION NEW LOOK
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has just green-lighted a new £10 billion town centre for Old Oak Common. The Resident looks at the proposals, and what’s happening in neighbouring Acton
9 OF THE BEST FASHION BOUTIQUES IN WEST LONDON
Inspired by London Fashion Week? Check out The Resident’s pick of the best fashion boutiques in west London for your AW16 wardrobe essentials
PAULA HAWKINS ON THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN, THE FILM
Ahead of the cinematic release of highly anticipated The Girl on the Train, the book’s author, Paula Hawkins, talks about appearing at Chiswick Book Festival, how she nearly gave up writing and that tricky second novel…
RESTAURANT REVIEW: THE BRACKENBURY, HAMMERSMITH
The Brackenbury’s Renaissance is happening and it is right up every west Londoners’ street – it’s a true neighbourhood charmer