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Culture

London’s green cabmen’s shelters are filled with history. What does their future hold?

Green oases — For the city’s taxi drivers, the shelters offer a spot to rest, recharge and fill themselves at a reasonable price. But with London’s ever-shifting transportation landscape, the huts could become collateral damage, reports Fred Garratt-Stanley

Written by: Fred Garratt-Stanley
Music

London's flourishing jazz scene is just getting started

As the city’s unconventional young community advances into the mainstream, we caught up with some of the artists pushing things to the next level.

Written by: Fred Garratt-Stanley
Football

The cost of living crisis is killing football

Premier League clubs spent a record £815m in the January transfer window, but community clubs are facing a financial squeeze that threatens the beautiful game from the ground up.

Written by: Fred Garratt-Stanley

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