We chat to Abi Gilchrist, lead singer of popular vintage band Miss Kiddy & the Cads. Mum-of-two Abi studied at the prestigious Guildhall School of Music and was a classical singer before starting Miss Kiddy with husband, composer Ross Power. How did Miss Kiddy & the Cads get together? Miss Kiddy and the Cads was […]
The flowers are out in Chelsea, just in time for this year’s Chelsea Fringe. Running in conjunction with Chelsea in Bloom and The Urban Tree Festival, the event lasts until May 26th. We sent Calum down to find out what’s on offer this year.
That’s right, Eurovision is back! On Saturday night the 64th edition of the competition will be broadcast from Tel Aviv, Israel. Eurovision has always entertained weirdness and controversy in equal measure and 2019 is no different. So sit back, relax and let Calum take you through our top 5 things took out for in this […]
We caught up with musical powerhouse Nicki Wells who performs under the moniker T U R Y A. Nicki, who grew up at the foothills of the Himalayas, often credits her multicultural upbringing as inspiration for her sound. Such is her talent that she has gained an army of celebrity fans along the way. Here […]
Hundreds of amateurs and professionals gathered in Streatham Common today for the 21st Annual Streatham Kite Day. There were some amazing displays in the sunshine but don’t worry if you missed it! Calum was there to capture all the action.
This week saw the second ever Telegraph Hill Soap Box Derby. The event was a huge success with thrills and spills for everyone to enjoy, Calum was there to take a look!
Islington resident Suzanne Seddon’s debut novel deals with harrowing tales of domestic abuse. This fast-paced thriller also packs in high-octane, crime genre plot elements and in doing so reaches out to a readership who appreciate the more gritty, realistic read. She is a single mum who devoted all her free hours to writing this book […]
The 37th annual Canalway Cavalcade took place in Little Venice this weekend. Hundreds of boats met in the picturesque spot for a weekend of events and activities. This year’s theme is Celebrating Volunteers, of which there are hundreds across the country, who give up their time to maintain and restore the waterways. The event runs […]
May 3rd marked the opening of the 2019 Wandsworth Arts Fringe. The festival, which is in its the tenth year, is emphatically inclusive, with over 150 events over the next two weeks to get you excited. Calum went down to take a look!
Yesterday thousands of activists took to the streets of Central London to celebrate International Workers Day. They marched along their traditional route from Clerkenwell Green to Trafalgar Square with banners supporting a variety of causes. International workers day was set up to commemorate the Haymarket Affair of Chicago 1886. When, during a general strike for […]
Hillary Clinton Graffiti/Painting Shoreditch By Street Artist Pegasus
