People
Ich Bin: Mychael Barratt, printmaker
We speak to a local Printmaker in Residence showing at the Affordable Art Fair on the Heath this weekend
MUST DO: local free festival spesh
It’s that time of year again. So here are two for this weekend – and a couple for the diary
Why you should read Commute Blog
Do you ever wonder about the lives of people you’re pressed up against on the tube? Reader Amy Dicketts did – and decided to do something about it
The fascinating tale of the Lemongrass restaurant
Thomas Tan evaded the Khmer Rouge invasion in 1975. He talks to Kat Hopps about how he built a new life on Royal College Street
A love letter to the 24 bus
Sunday Times dating columnist Dolly Alderton on the only relationship she needs in this city
Ich Bin: Ian Drummond, interior landscape designer
To coincide with this year’s Chelsea Flower Show, which kicks off today, meet the acclaimed local garden designer with a penchant for Chicken Shop
‘He’s in the clink for being a fence, ain’t he?’
Clyde Lyndon Selby, a former local teacher who now lives in Tasmania, reflects on a life teaching in Kentish Town back in the 1970s
Must Do: May Day festival at Kentish Town City Farm
Be warned: some gratuitous pictures of cute animals. And all the news on this weekend’s family bash
Ich Bin: Charles Cave, White Lies songwriter
“I try to take my time and make something above average, there’s really no rush”
Public Speaking: Ed Relf, Laundry entrepreneur
Meet the man solving your dirty washing dramas
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