De Beauvoir - with BBC journalist Courtney Bembridge
Courtney Bembridge is a TV journalist covering world news for the BBC. She hails from the sun-baked state of Western Australia – and moved to London in 2017. De Beauvoir-based Courtney has spent the pandemic rediscovering the things she loves about her adopted city, from lidos to markets.
Balham - with Evening Standard journalist Katie Strick
Balham-based Katie Strick is a feature writer and commissioning editor at the Evening Standard newspaper. Here, she shares her go-to places for cheap food in London, her most memorable journalistic assignments and her biggest misconception about living in the city.
Swiss Cottage - with comedian Suchandrika Chakrabarti
Swiss Cottage might not be the sexist area of London - but there's still a lot going on. Here, journalist, comedy writer and Swiss Cottage local Suchandrika Chakrabarti shares her tips for maximising NW3.
Camberwell - with food writer and Vittles editor Jonathan Nunn
Camberwell-based Jonathan Nunn is a food writer contributing mainly to Eater London and The Guardian. He is also the editor of Vittles, the weekly food newsletter “for people who normally hate food writing”, which seeks to diversify both food writing and the industry itself.
Holloway - with writer, podcaster and coach Tiffany Philippou
Holloway-based Tiffany Philippou is a writer, soon-to-be author and the co-host of the popular 'Is This Working?' podcast, where she explores money, careers and success. Tiffany is also a coach and consultant who works with creators, solopreneurs and entrepreneurs who want to change the world.
Meet reboxed, the London start-up on a mission to transform tech recycling
Pop Brixton-based start-up reboxed is on a mission to rehome 100 million electronic devices by 2030. Phil Kemish, co-founder of reboxed, explains how we can use tech to avoid the vicious cycle of buy-upgrade-bin, which generates a shocking 50 million tonnes of e-waste every year.
Crouch End - with OLIO co-founder Saasha Celestial-One
North Londoner Saasha Celestial-One is the co-founder and COO of OLIO, the free app which harnesses the power of mobile technology and the sharing economy to provide a revolutionary solution to the problem of food waste.
9 of the best things to do for free in south London
Jess is a relatively new Londoner, living south of the river in Brixton. She writes for local south London publications and is the founder of In Pursuit, a newsletter which focuses on creative career success stories. Here, Jess shares her insight into south London's best free offerings.
Walthamstow - with arts & LGBTQ+ journalist Zoe Paskett
Zoe Paskett is an arts and LGBTQ+ journalist who co-runs LMAOnaise, a weekly newsletter recommending comedy shows, from stand-up to sketch to the wonderfully alternative. Here, Zoe shares her top places to see comedy for free in London and the acts we should be watching out for.
