Archive for February, 2010
Cheap laughs at the Fymfyg Bar
Always on the lookout for new and wallet-friendly ways to enjoy London, The First Pint sent Michele Martinelli to check out Lee Hurst’s comedy club.
Crumbling universities ‘unfit for purpose’
The secret is out. UK universities have failed to get pass marks on a crucial criteria—numerous lecture theatres and halls of residence have fallen short of acceptable standards.
Exmouth Market uncovered
Lilly LeClair shows us why Exmouth Market is one of her favorite spots in London and reveals its many hidden treats.
Editor’s Pick: Old China Hand
In its fifth year, Old China Hand is a friendly, unassuming place that can be summed up in three words: dim sum pub.
Unite Against Fascism conference: Students unite
The First Pint went to the Unite Against Facism conference as part of our “The last call on racism” campaign. Check out our video where we spoke to leaders of influential student bodies that are fighting to curb the worrying trend of intolerance to internationals.
Northern line closure angers students
The closure of the Northern line in the evenings for upgrade work was greeted with dismay by students using the tube.
One Young World Summit: Geldof’s blunt message
The First Pint went to the One Young World Summit in London, where young people under the guidance of celebrity councillors such as Desmond Tutu discussed global business, political leadership and interfaith dialogue. Our reporter, Ines Ward, spoke to Bob Geldof in an exclusive interview.
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