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My London • 23rd March 2025

Best Mother's Day 2025 events and giveaways in London

Mother’s Day is the perfect chance to give the special people in your life some extra love. This year, the day falls on Sunday, March 30. London's restaurants and spas are pulling out all the stops this year. There's free dumplings, free chocolate cake, spa deals, and plenty more happening across the city. Mother's Day is the perfect day to celebrate your...

My London • 17th March 2025

London's devil statues that creepily stare at you as you walk by

Located just a three-minute walk away from Leadenhall Market you'll find the unassuming street named Cornhill. With Londoners making their daily journeys and hurrying about, it's likely a majority rarely ever look up. That's what makes these three menacing devils perched on 54-55 Cornhill in the City of London something of a hidden secret with a bit of fol...

My London • 16th March 2025

The best spots to watch the sunset in London

It's been a dreary few months, but it's looking like spring has finally sprung in the capital. It's the time of year where us Londoners look up at the sky blinking in confusion when it's light outside after 5pm. Although a winter sunset is night, watching one at this time of year with the birds singing and flowers blooming is an entirely different experien...

My London • 16th March 2025

‘I bought a £10 bánh mì and almost got a husband with it’

In Hoxton, you’re spoiled for choice when it comes to grabbing a good bite to eat. Cafes, bars, and restaurants line Kingsland Road and provide a range of cuisines. One in particular has solidified its place in the Hoxton food scene and is hard to miss. The vibrant and refreshing dishes of Vietnam are found in equally colourful and homey restaurants. Hanoi...

My London • 16th March 2025

Everything you need to know as Tomorrow X Together perform first ever UK concert

British fans of the K-Pop boy band Tomorrow X Together - also known as TXT - are buzzing with excitement as the group is performing in London on March 25 at The O2 Arena. As part of the group's 'Act: Promise World Tour', this show marks the first time the group has ever performed in the UK, and fans are already preparing several ways to celebrate the miles...

My London • 15th March 2025

The music venue that turns into iconic sitcom's Irish pub for St Patrick's Day

A Brixton music venue is hosting its quirky St Patrick's Day event yet again this year. Every year, the spot hosts an event inspired by the popular sitcom It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, giving fans of the show and electronic music a night to remember. This year, St Patrick's Day falls on Monday, March 17 and London is more than ready to get the party s...

My London • 14th March 2025

Plans for huge 31-storey skyscraper with 'distinctive' design

Proposals for an 'ambitious landmark building' have been submitted for further consultation with stakeholders and the public. Aviva Investors, the global asset management group of Aviva plc, have brought forward for a 31-storey office skyscraper on 130 Fenchurch Street. The plans have been proposed in efforts to redevelop the site which currently sits empt...

My London • 10th March 2025

Where to celebrate Holi 2025 in London including boat party and supper club

Holi, the popular Hindu festival that celebrates love and spring, takes place this Friday. Also known as the festival of colours, common activities on the holiday include dancing, singing, and throwing coloured water and powder. Holi celebrates, among other things, the triumph of good over evil. London, which has one of the largest populations of Hindus wi...

30th April 2024

How women are redefining femininity in an era of alpha-male podcasts

This longform multimedia article explores viral alpha-male podcasts and how they are potentially ushering in a wave of conservative women online. Written in the style of Vox, this piece won the Edward Mace Award for being the second highest achieving journalism project in my cohort at City, University oF London.

Umami Magazine • 28th March 2024

How genocides shape the way we eat

It's been 30 years since the Rwandan genocide against the Tutsi. How does that memory live on in the way genocide survivors eat?

Umami Magazine • 27th March 2024

The chosen families behind London’s cultural supermarkets

Looking into the found families in the stores serving the city's diverse community.