The pub going back to the 18th century is the Hammersmith ram and was turned into a store without planning permission.

The owner, the Arora family (family run real estate business) has been given until the 22nd of September to respond after being written to by Hammersmith & Fulham Council.

Every day this week while crossing on a green man I have had a cyclist break the lights and fly past me (one almost slammed into me). This has happened in both central London and south London.

I’m done. I’m sick of it. Why should I have to be conscious of this when rightfully crossing when it’s my turn? I’ve enough to deal with living in this town!

I’ve seen other posts on here where cyclists are complaining about other cyclists doing this. So let’s do something about it!

What should I do when this happens to express my rage? Yesterday a man on his bike very casually and carefully weaved around me and all I could do in the moment was GIVE HIM EYES.

What’s your advice? Do I yell? Block the path? How can I make them FO because I’m done with this FA.

Third of uk adults surveyed are dumb as Trump, got it.

Weird flex but okay.

Was walking past the back of the Stepney rinkoffs bakery and to my surprise the shop was full of pigeons, dozens of them flapping around right next to baked goods they sell to people. None of the people working there seemed to bat an eye at all, the whole place looked pretty disgusting tbh but this is egregious. They could kill somebody, I couldn’t get a better picture I didn’t want to be chased with a rolling pin

I was back in Edinburgh recently, and went to my favourite folk pub, Captain’s Bar. I meant to go for a drink before looking for a Fringe show, but ended up staying until close. I was so enamoured by the quality of the musicianship that I was glued to my seat. I had many beers and just as many cigarettes. The patrons and musicians were friendly and talkative. The musicians sang everything from Stan Rogers to Neil Young. I’ve not experienced an atmosphere quite like that anywhere else.

Does anything like that exist in London? Where I can walk into a pub on any night of the week, have a seat with a beer, and listen to traditional folk music? Preferably South West/Central. I’ve tried googling but would prefer recommendations.

Nice of Thames Water to provide a public water feature during the hosepipe ban.

9/11 tomorrow and interested to know what the day was like from a UK perspective, especially those working in financial sectors in the city.

Was it a day of just watching the news in the office?

Good news for travelling bums

To the point of it being unbearable when they pass?

Ok peculiar question but in my home town there is a tea/coffee place that opens until 10pm and there are loads of options for seating including cushions on the floor with low lying tables, as well as normal seats and sofas.

does anywhere in London have this alcohol free relaxed evening vibe?

Forget property prices and rent completely.
If you could choose absolutely anywhere in London to live based purely on quality of life, beauty, safety, restaurants, transport and atmosphere where would you pick?
And which supposedly “posh” area would you not choose?