The First Pint’s guide to holiday festivities in London over the Christmas period.
Oh, the weather outside is frightful… and what better way to enjoy the holidays but the English way? The First Pint’s Rosie Scammell explains the peculiarities and delicacies of celebrating Christmas in the British Isles.
If you’re stuck for Christmas gift ideas, The First Pint recommends unleashing your creative side at a jewellery-making workshop at the London Jewellery School
The First Pint’s Jaime Concha spoke to the Labour mayoral candidate Ken Livingstone about London’s racist past, how it overcame it and why the city should welcome internationals.
Here at The First Pint, we know that amazing sensation of crossing the venue gates with a cheap ticket in your hand. That’s why we’ve approached both experienced music journalists and shameless scalpers to give you the essential handbook for gig-goers.
Although a lot of people come to London to enjoy the feeling of independence, many find it difficult to shake off its clingy cousin – loneliness.
Relaxing swims in rivers and ponds are all the rage right now. Lidos beware! The motto of the revolution could well be: tributary, estuary, sea.
When Jonas Aurell and his wife came to London, they realised that you could only really get three kinds of sandwiches for lunch – wraps, ciabattas and the good, old triangles. They decided to do something about that, and opened the Scandinavian Kitchen.
Expensive postcode, super cheap rent: Become a live-in property guardian January 20, 2011 
The Central London Sam Smith’s pub crawl November 23, 2010 
Second-hand bicycles in London: The best and cheapest in town November 9, 2010 
London Flat Hunting: Do’s, don’ts and some useful tips October 9, 2010 
Homeless for the holidays in London December 19, 2009 
Although a lot of people come to London to enjoy the feeling of independence, many find it difficult to shake off its clingy cousin – loneliness.
You may have noticed the Polish Poems displayed all over the London Underground at the moment. Here is their story.
Latest data show that pubs in the UK are closing down at an alarming rate. What are the causes of this and what is the future for British pub culture?
Here at The First Pint, we know that amazing sensation of crossing the venue gates with a cheap ticket in your hand. That’s why we’ve approached both experienced music journalists and shameless scalpers to give you the essential handbook for gig-goers.
Relaxing swims in rivers and ponds are all the rage right now. Lidos beware! The motto of the revolution could well be: tributary, estuary, sea.
When Jonas Aurell and his wife came to London, they realised that you could only really get three kinds of sandwiches for lunch – wraps, ciabattas and the good, old triangles. They decided to do something about that, and opened the Scandinavian Kitchen.
What exactly are the proposed National Health service reforms and why does the system need changing?
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