Here's to the future
An end of summer dispatch from your Londoner editor
Hannah is a feature writer and critic whose work has appeared in the New Yorker, the Guardian, the New Statesman and the Financial Times. Email her at hannah@the-londoner.co.uk.
Plus: a must-see Spanish master and a West End strike in our new culture edition
'Six months ago, I didn’t think it was feasible for Labour to lose their majority here'
'Hopefully seats are close enough to the stage that I can catch a bit of his flying sweat in a test tube'
Londoners are choosing burial at a higher rate than the rest of the UK. But finding plots means returning to a controversial old practice.
Plus: a financial black hole at the National Gallery, must-see photographs of Jim Crow American South and the writer who burnt her own books
Is community possible in the metropolis?
Pritesh Patel was at the heart of the community for 36 years. Now he's said goodbye.
Plus: a must-see exhibition and the play everybody's trying to get tickets for
‘The next day, pretty much immediately, was mayhem’
The Regency isn't just a breakfast spot — it's an institution. We spoke to its new owners about their plans for the iconic eatery.
An editor’s note to end the year
Christmas comes to Dennis Severs' House
Plus: our picks for the festive season, a new museum-to-museum thoroughfare and no more Lambeth County Show, all in our culture edition
Can journalism survive?
London’s unemployment rate keeps rising. Here, we speak to the people behind the statistics.
The Londoner turns one