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  • 1 week ago | londonist.substack.com | Lydia Manch

    Hi and welcome to your weekend newsletter… This edition’s an homage to the classic cocktails invented in London, of which there are far more than I realised. You might not have heard of Gilberto Preti, the barman thought to have created the Vesper, but you'll almost certainly know the crisp, sharp take on a martini’s most famous fictional drinker. Preti was working at DUKES Bar in the early 1950s when he invented the drink, for author Ian Fleming.

  • 1 month ago | londonist.substack.com | Lydia Manch

    Hi and welcome to your weekend newsletter… This edition’s a handful of historic London gardens opening their doors to the public next month as part of Open Gardens 2025. Running 7th-8th June 2025, it’s a chance to explore behind the scenes at more than 100 London gardens across the city — a lot of them private, that otherwise don’t have regular public access.

  • 1 month ago | londonist.substack.com | Matthew Brown

    Welcome to Londonist: Time Machine’s Friday newsletter for paying subscribers, with a wholesome extended teaser for everyone else. A friend once said to me, “Matt, you’re such a pedantic.” To which I, of course, replied: “No, I’m a pedant”. But I’m not the only one. Most of us enjoy a bit of nitpicking or minor point-scoring, especially when it comes to language and grammar. In today’s newsletter, I pedant the heck out of London’s history.

  • 1 month ago | londonist.substack.com | Lydia Manch

    Hi and welcome to your weekend newsletter… This edition’s a handful of the great escapes effected by London’s animal population across the centuries.

  • 1 month ago | londonist.substack.com | Matthew Brown

    Welcome to Londonist: Time Machine’s Friday newsletter for paying subscribers, with a chunky, nourishing teaser for everyone else. Today, I’m finishing off my series on the 32 London boroughs, which coincides with the 60th anniversary of their creation. You can read parts one, two and three in the archive. First up, the History Radar and a few recent links…Upcoming events for those who enjoy London history.

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