See it before it’s gone: Abstract Expressionism
Loved by Londoners and art critics, the Royal Academy exhibit is about to come to an end, closing on January 2nd. Below, the Voice of London reviews it for you. Reporter: Cecilia Peruzzi | Sub-Editor:…
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Londoners facing chaos due to Southern rail strike
Reporter: Micaela Kolischer Southern rail has announced a number of strikes, after the network halted on December 13th. Bosses of the rail service agreed to have a meeting with unions, hoping to settle the disagreement,…
Clubbing with a disability
People with disabilities often stay home in the weekends because they struggle to get into clubs. Reporter: Maria Llamas | Sub-Editor: Shingirai Mupfupi For people with disabilities, it is a huge challenge to go out on…
The night tube might be great – but what if you have a disability?
People with disabilities might be facing exclusion as London Underground night tube offers less than a third of the 24-hour stations with step-free access. Reporter: Maria Llamas | Sub-Editor: Shingirai Mupfupi For people with disabilities, it is…
Not Such a Joke After All? XFactor Boys Set For Big Things
The story of how I ended up partying alongside X Factor ‘joke’ duo Bradley and Ottavio, Nicole Scherzinger and Sam Smith. Reporter – Chrys Salter Interestingly enough, when I pictured my Saturday night out in…
‘Death, Dating and Drawing: Grace Helmer’
Based in South-London’s Peckham, Grace Helmer reaches beyond her everyday view to create light-toned landscapes, beautiful nature scenes and even her comic ‘Small Hours’. Reporter: Emily Fortune | Sub-Editor: Anisha Chowdhury As an oil paint…
Producers at the forefront of London’s music scene
From the increased popularity of electronic dance music in the mainstream to London’s very own grime scene, producers are finally being celebrated fairly, instead of being the person in the shadows. Reporter: Emily Fortune |…
London’s ever-growing zine scene
With print sales falling and a generation obsessed with online content, a small part of the print industry has begun to thrive, London’s zine scene. Reporter: Emily Fortune | Sub-Editor: Anisha Chowdhury Zines have been…
Five tips for How to cut your food budget and get the Christmas presents you wanted
It is Christmas time. Winter is here, Santa Clause is coming and we are browsing for presents to put under the Christmas tree. This would be our favourite part of the year, if we were…
Youthful resurgence: How London is keeping dying craftsmanship alive
When you think crafts, what comes to mind? It might be cross-stitch, sewing, maybe even gluing and sticking when you were young. With the amount of people in craft-related careers declining and young people rare…