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Sadiq Khan
In a special edition of our ‘Maybe It’s Because I’m A Londoner’ series, the Mayor of London shares his capital experiences. Read my full Discover Britain magazine interview here
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Tagged adele, angels in america, attraction, brexit, capital, city hall, crossrail, discover britain, eat, elizabeth line, favourite, hamilton, housing, interview, london, magazine, mary wollstonecraft, mayor of london, mo farah, national theatre, restaurant, sadiq khan, sam king, theatre, tourist, transport, view, visit london, west end
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Crossrail treasures, David Hockney and Ali Smith
On my February MoveTo Town and Country Arts page: Pick of the month: Digging deep Archaeological treasures unearthed during Crossrail work displayed at the Museum of London Don’t miss: In living colour Tate Britain hosts a major David Hockney retrospective Commuter corner Ali Smith’s Brexit novel Autumn and … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Fiction, Journalism
Tagged ali smith, archaeology, art, autumn, book, brexit, commute, commuter, crossrail, david hockney, exhibition, finds, gallery, heritage, history, london, magazine, make money, moveto, moveto town and country, museum, museum of london, painting, podcast, read, side hustle school, tate britain, tunnel
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The art of living
Highlights of my April MoveTo Town and Country Arts page: Pick of the month: Public property New London Architecture’s Peter Murray discusses the transformation of the capital’s public spaces – past and future Don’t miss: Pickup artist Find innovative, affordable work and create it at … Continue reading
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Tagged app, architecture, art, artist, atavist, bond, book, boris johnson, building, buy, cafe, capital, city, commute, commuter, crossrail, culture, cycling, cyclist, design, designer, development, exhibition, exhibition road, festival, fiction, film, garden, graphic arts, house, housing, illustrator, james bond, ken livingstone, london, mayor of london, mini holland, morse code, movie, new london architecture, nine elms, nla, nonfiction, park, pedestrianisation, peter murray, pick me up, placemaking, planner, poster, print, public, public realms, public spaces, read, road, somerset house, spy, square, street, study, superhighway, tfl, town, trafalgar square, transport for london
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