As one of the only ticket-free events in the London 2012 schedule, the Men’s Triathlon in Hyde Park yesterday was a chance to get fully involved in the crowd experience without the forward planning, dogged persistence and pot luck required for attending a paid event. Brownlee, Brownlee, Brownlee! The steady chant reaches a crescendo as …
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With Olympic ticketing almost as central to the national dialogue as the weather this summer, we thought it only right for the Kentishtowner to pay a much overdue visit – and spread the word about our humble tome to the swathes of high-spirited attendees. In an evening strangely reminiscent of our bizarre sojourn at London …
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We’re now in the second week of the Camden Fringe festival, the theatre and comedy extravaganza enjoying its 7th year. And running until Saturday is Covent Garden’s Tristan Bates theatre, which houses Never Properly Born’s Shelter, a collection of three mini plays written and directed by Ash Rowbin. This triptych of plays – Strangers, Lovers, …
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Ghost signs abound in the deepest valley of NW5 and its surrounds, says Amelia Horgan
