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  • Soho killjoys are the worst kind of Londoners

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    The Soho Society has declared a Nimby campaign against all new licensing applications. If they don’t want to live in the party centre of London they should leave, says James Ford What is the collective noun for a bunch of party poopers? A kennel of killjoys? A complaint of curmudgeons, perhaps? Well, if left to [...]

    LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 19: A woman walks past the Raymond Revuebar in Soho on January 19, 2015 in London, England. A growing number of campaigners, including Stephen Fry, are pushing developers and representatives of Westminster Council to preserve the area's unique identity, which they fear is being lost as the area is gradually redeveloped. (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images)
  • Heatwave ready! 9 best rooftop bars in Soho and Covent Garden

    Life&Style

    The London heatwave is here and it’s time to get outside. Following our recent round-up of the best London rooftop bars in the Square Mile, we’ve collected our favourite rooftop bars in Soho and Covent Garden. Here are the very best, with one suited to you – no matter your vibe. If you’re looking for [...]

    London rooftop bar with scenic views, located in Soho near Covent Garden, featuring stylish seating and vibrant city backdrop
  • Khao Bird: Top Thai restaurant takes over Soho’s last dirty cinema

    Life&Style

    What could be a greater sign of the times than a hip pop-up restaurant opening on the site of Soho’s last adult cinema?  It’s over! Soho’s dead! First they closed the late night drinking dens and then they pushed out the brothels and now there’s nowhere to watch grubby movies. The final remnants of seedy [...]

    Khao bird perched on a branch in a natural setting, showcasing its vibrant plumage and distinctive features for wildlife a...
  • Farmer J has a rival: meet new London restaurant Honest Greens

    January 14, 2026

    Until very recently one of the top corporate complaints was how impossible it is to get a healthy lunch. Well, how things have changed: now you cannot move through the City without being confronted by a fast-casual outlet touting some sort of swattishly nutritious boxed up lunchstuff. There are now so many options that innovator [...]

  • Soho home to new three-story sports bar in boost for London

    October 25, 2025

    Soho this week welcomed a new three-story sports bar in a boost to central London’s offering as Box opened its doors to punters. The 33-screen Shaftesbury Avenue opened this week and is expected to form a key pillar of Soho’s sporting nightlife. Split over three floors, Box Piccadilly has 33 screens, karaoke booths, shuffleboard and [...]

  • Losses widen at owner of scandal-hit The Groucho Club

    September 26, 2025

    Losses have widened at the owner of The Groucho Club in London despite its turnover rising during its latest financial year. The Groucho Club is one of London’s most famous private members’ clubs and has been going since 1985. The Soho venue was founded a a more relaxed alternative to traditional gentlemen’s clubs and has [...]

  • Is late-night dining dead in London?

    September 23, 2025

    With more and more London restaurants banking on earlier reservations, Carys Sharkey asks whether after hours dining is a relic of London’s past Is late-night dining in London dying at the hands of tee-totalling park runners, or is it having a resurgence driven by their collective hospitality nemesis? The diagnosis is polarised and necessarily hesitant. [...]

  • Soho isn’t just for residents, so why do they get all the say?

    August 13, 2025

    Soho could be a pedestrianised wonderland, but Nimbyism plus a council structure that disincentivises business is punishing all Londoners.

  • Roundhead Reeves is effectively banning nightclubs through tax

    January 15, 2025

    There has been an alarming decline in people going to nightclubs and Rachel Reeves growth-killing, fun-banning Budget is partly to blame. Fortunately there are some simple solutions to bringing back the big night out, says James Price The philosopher Ted Mosby, in his magnum opus How I Met Your Mother, once opined that: “Nothing good [...]

  • Databricks opens first European HQ in London in bet on UK

    September 20, 2024

    Data and AI giant Databricks is set to open its first official European headquarters in London, as it looks to cement the UK as a key market for growth.  The company’s UK staff are set to move into the new Fitzrovia-based office on Monday, ahead of an official launch event on 3 October. While Databricks [...]

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