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The founder of Hackney Flea Market explained why more people are buying second-hand items – and why Gen Z is

The London Humanist Choir offers a space for non-religious singers to learn new songs, meet like-minded people, and to perform

At Old Spitalfields Market, the London Colour Walk marked its ninth birthday in style, strutting through East London dressed to

While prenuptial agreements are fairly well-known these days, their counterpart – the petnup – has been slowly gaining traction. Although

Weight loss medications are dangerously accessible to individuals at risk of eating disorders, according to experts. Charities, health professionals and

Pregnant women and new mums have joined forces and formed a post-partum choir to ease the stresses of becoming a

Pub culture in the UK is deeply ingrained in British society. It is about much more than just drinking, but

A truth no longer universally acknowledged: fewer than half of adults in England and Wales are married for the third

Eating disorder units across the UK are facing unprecedented demand, with referrals soaring 83% since before the pandemic. New NHS

Social isolation is more common than one would think, as almost two-thirds of 16-29 year olds (65%) often feel lonely,

London boroughs have seen the number of households placed in temporary accommodation reach an all-time high, with rising rates of