Seven surgeries are accepting new NHS patients for non-urgent care – half the number taking on private patients
The late Bausch’s 1970s piece is still ‘theatrical gold’, even if the gender politics is outdated
The Ukrainian folk band had the audience in the palm of their hands with a ‘frenetic blend of musical styles’
The acclaimed pair combine violin and piano to create a ‘transportive effect on the human heart’
Information Commissioner looking into the Town Hall’s failure to respond to Freedom of Information request
Tim Key and Rosie Jones were on an impressive bill at the popular weekly gig
Cut-price tickets for young people and low-income families are among the latest offers
Developers promise to make the building an ‘important centre of activity’ after campaigners tried but failed to save the swimming pool
Find out about all the free activities on offer if you’re looking for the ‘perfect family-friendly day out’
The capital ‘deserves support just as much as other parts of the UK’, says Sadiq Khan
Director hails Emin’s ‘pioneering portrayals of love, loss, happiness and hope’ ahead of ceremony in March
Public health director says vaccines are the ‘single most important thing’ in response to concerns from Healthwatch Hackney about vulnerable people
Hackney Council and local police have teamed up to create a ‘safer environment’ on Ridley Road and Gillett Square
Virtual reality and 360-degree projections offer an ‘intimate’ view of the artist for fans and newcomers alike
Painter Thompson Hall was set to start the three-month position at Autograph in January – but it will now begin in March
Town Hall leaders call for clarity from Whitehall on plans to change how money is awarded to councils
