Notting Hill residents believe the Hugh Grant classic fails to capture west London’s diversity
An A-level geography survey has revealed a majority of Notting Hill residents think the Richard Curtis rom-com doesn’t do justice
Notting Hill Carnival afterparty to raise money for Grenfell
Notting Hill Carnival afterparty Dancehall Supremacy aims to celebrate current and legacy Black club culture and raise money for Grenfell survivors.
Linett Kamala’s Kelso & Carnival: Art, education and Black British history
Artist Linett Kamala talks about Kelso Cochrane (who may be the reason for Notting Hill Carnival), her own art practice and her relationship with education.
Police hunt for thugs after racially-aggravated Notting Hill attack on Duke of Wellington pub barman
Police investigating a racially-aggravated assault on a 20-year-old barman in west London have released images of the four assailants. The
‘Racist’ attack on Portobello Road barman prompts pub protest
A group of white men attacked a 20-year-old black student in a Kensington pub prompting weekly protests and calls for
I am always ready for a fight: Fulham boxer Zak Chelli sets sights on being world champion
A Fulham boxer has set his sights on being world champion one day following a victory at Wembley Arena in
Review: Notting Hill’s Orasay emphasises seasonal ingredients – and is great for celeb-spotting
I have a weird feeling of recognising everyone whenever I go to Notting Hill, as if all who walk down
Twickenham’s Real Ale celebrating 14 years of business with specially-created beer from Park Brewery
A Twickenham craft beer emporium celebrated 14 years of business with a commemorative ale from a neighbourhood brewery last week.
Tearfund and the Arkyard Sessions show a new way forward for charity fundraising
Notting Hill Arts Club is not what you would expect. Two giant wooden doors lead away from the bustling street
Pawsecco is on the menu as Chelsea’s pet pavilion launches doggy bar
A prestige pet shop in Chelsea has officially opened up it’s very own doggy bar today. The Pet Pavillion, which
British cuisine continues its rise as Gladwin brothers open The Nutbourne in Battersea
It has been a war on numerous fronts. But in the last decade British cuisine has fought back against the