St Pancras International’s Beer Festival is back for a second year, with free daily beer tasting sessions on the main concourse, as well as the opportunity to take advantage of a host of beer offers…
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Wembley Park launches its first immersive light festival ‘Winterfest’ this Christmas (20th Nov 19 to 6th Jan 20)
Wembley Park, North West London’s cultural neighbourhood, will launch its first-ever immersive ‘Winterfest’ light festival on Wednesday 20th November. The free winter festival will see the neigh…
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Coded Language (6th Sep 19)
The language we use to tell our stories reflect where we’ve been and where we call home. From grime to afro-bashment to drill and beyond, the music we make and the way we speak reflects our homes, sch…
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