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Jazz has undergone something of a revolution in London over the past decade, as acts like Ezra Collective have gone from car park jam sessions to scooping up awards and topping the charts.
With the opening of Blue Note jazz club, is the scene now at its apex?
London’s oldest biker café keeps closing because of... bikers
Youngsters have been congregating outside the Ace Cafe on Friday nights, performing wheelies and burnouts. Who should be responsible for policing the gatherings?
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Andy Burnham’s friend and big donor Sacha Lord got a 35k government grant for his lobbying group last month despite his company owing 400k to the taxpayer for a Covid grant.
Amazingly, this one contained false claims as well. @ManchesterMill exclusive 🚨
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Update: The Charity Commission confirms it has escalated its probe to the level of a statutory inquiry.
Inquiry will look at decision-making around finances including loans, whether charitable property is at risk, and if governance arrangements are fit for purpose.
In @_TheLondoner today, we picked our favourite places to meet friends after work in central London — that don't require jostling with crowds or booking weeks ahead.
Let me know what you think of my choices 👀 https://t.co/tCNgR7bsop
Last month, the British Library decided to turn three of its reading rooms into paid-for WeWork-style coworking spots.
I exclusively spoke with staff on the inside about the last three years of chaos, from disastrous hacks to having four different CEOs.
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The British Library is planning to shut three reading rooms to turn them into WeWork-style coworking spaces.
It's the latest crisis after disastrous hacks, torrid finances and four CEOs in two years. We found out what's been happening on the inside.
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Our Monday briefing is out, featuring:
🤠 An update on our exclusive Explorers Club story from over the weekend
🚲A report from Lime Bike jousting v2
🤑 And a very triumphant mayor promising £10bn in infrastructure borrowing
Get into it: https://t.co/TJfLQuhT7A
The Explorers Club of New York, which counts Jeff Bezos and Buzz Aldrin among its members, was looking for a London home. The House of St Barnabas in Soho was available. It seemed like a perfect plan.
Our weekend read details how it all unravelled.
Your Friday read from the archives is a snapshot of havoc, petty theft and the “beer people” versus the “Saturday crowd”. Welcome to the Bermondsey Beer Mile.
✒️ @AndrewKersley
So pleased to be shortlisted in the Politics category at the British Journalism Awards for our reporting on Burnham and Manchester.
And incredibly proud that my @millmediauk colleagues have SIX nominations, mixing it with some very big news companies.
For weeks, a strange gang has smashed the windows of a clothes store near the British Museum... and stole nothing.
Is it part of a wider plot targeting dozens of shops across the capital? One @AndrewKersley finds out might all be the work of a glazier.
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For weeks, a strange and inept gang has smashed the windows of a clothes store near the British Museum... and stole nothing.
My @_TheLondoner story is a saga of Chinese mafia conspiracies, soot-covered robbers and late night visits from dodgy glaziers.
https://t.co/PI3Hvfdi22
Very excited to say I've been shortlisted (twice!) for this year's British Journalism Awards!
Alongside some very talented @millmediauk colleagues in @joshi@jackdulhanty@djstimms@molssimp Dan Hayes + Lucy McLaughlin.
The Londoner has been shortlisted for this year's British Journalism Awards in two categories!
On the list alongside our stellar @millmediauk colleagues at @ManchesterMill and @sheffieldtrib.