[https://ra.co/events/2445042](https://ra.co/events/2445042) This Friday 19th June 11-3 Old Blue Last EC (Shoreditch) Raising funds for internally displaced queer and black Palestinians in Gaza and refugees in Lebanon The lineup is amazing tbh I could go on about every artist all day but firstly there’s re:ni headlining (listen to her closing out at FOLD[here](https://on.soundcloud.com/dggW6ZDeg4EslBY57f) for timedance, truly […]

34M, life long Londoner, looking to make new pals who’re going. I’m pretty chill, sensible (sober but experienced) and mainly just passionate about electronic music. I also have a spare ticket which i’d be willing to sell on for a discount to someone who wants to come. I’m a fairly new fan of Evian Christ […]

Title: The Safe Club Question, and the Price of Berkshire’s Progress When people imagine Berkshire, they see the Thames slipping past riverside meadows, not the siren of a late-night club. They picture royal parks glinting in the sun, the gentle clink of a gastropub window, and a smell of leaves on the air after rain. […]

Resident Advisor’s London Weekend Roundup, July 10–11: The After-Dour Glow of the City’s Night Dusk bleeds into the few-minute hush before the first bassline hits. The air tightens with the scent of street-food steam, the last flicker of sunset slipping behind glass towers, and the swirl of outfits that say: we’re here for something that […]

Title: The Promoters’ Dift: Berkshire’s Rooms, Rivers, and the Price of Progress If you’ve ever walked the Thames through Pangbourne’s green corridors or stood on the shingle of Eton’s riverbank, you’ve tasted Berkshire as a postcard you can almost touch. The county wears its greenbelt like a well-thumbed manuscript: hedgerows that have learned every line […]

M26. Story of My Life: Berkshire’s Quiet Drama Behind the Comfort Blanket The Berkshire drawl is real, isn’t it? The riverside shimmer along the Thames, the reassuring click of a market door in a honey-coloured town square, the promise of a 30-minute sprint to Paddington when the day needs a London horizon. In a too-clean […]

Title: Nightclubs in Berkshire: Why bother when the bowling alley already knows your name? The river shimmers at the edge of breakfast and the train slides in from Paddington like a well-rehearsed secret. In Berkshire, you can stand on a sunlit quay and pretend you’re in a postcard: Thames strolls, green hedges, and a chorus […]

Title: The Night In London: Surviving, Thriving, and Finding Connection After Dark Dusk sweeps in like a gust of neon. The city exhales a fossil-fueled perfume of garlic, cumin, and wet pavement. Buses cough to life, doors swing open on dimly lit corners of Shoreditch, and the river’s shimmer becomes a mirror to every plan […]

Title: The Price of Progress in Berkshire: A Weekend, a Rave, and a River’s Edge A river runs through Berkshire like a quiet argument. On the surface, the Thames glides by with the lullaby of geese and genteel riverside pubs, a siren song of easy, almost cinematic access to central London. You can be in […]

Title: Berkshire’s Quiet Boom: A Timeline for a Town’s Heart in the Age of the Commuter Hook The river bends through Maidenhead, Windsor, and Reading like a patient ribbon of glass. Thames-side paths glint with picnics and late-afternoon jogs; royal parks offer a breath of green to offset the rush of trains and buses. London […]