Weekly newsletter - 9th April 2023

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National Gallery puts Cavallino’s Saint Bartholomew on public display A painting that has rarely been seen in public will go on display next week as part of the National Gallery's permanent collection.
British Museum now offering free membership for young people The British Museum has scrapped the £30 per year charge for people who join its young membership scheme, in a move that's likely to boost membership of potential long term supporters long into the future.
Bid to win some amazing railway experiences A host of special behind the scenes tours, experiences, and unique rides are up for grabs in a charity auction.
London’s weekly railway news A weekly round-up of London's rail transport news…
Exhibition about the Liverpool Street railway station redevelopment plans The developers behind plans to rebuild part of Liverpool Street station with a large oversite office/hotel complex will be showing off the latest ideas in a couple of weeks time.
David Bowie exhibition opens at the Southbank Centre This year marks the 50th anniversary of one of music's great album covers, and the Southbank Centre is taking a look at the creative process that went into making it.
The Museum of Neoliberalism There's a museum in south London that looks at economic policies and will either leave you nodding in fierce agreement or shaking your head at the naivety of the creator.
London’s Pocket Parks: Radnor Street Gardens, EC1 This is a pocket park near Old Street that started off as gardens, became a car park, and is once again gardens.
Find a work of art inside King’s Cross tube station Two very large, but also so very easy to miss, works of art are passed by thousands of people every day inside King's Cross tube station.
Reimagined vintage tube posters celebrate London’s live art and culture A series of historic tube posters promoting travel in London have been reimagined and will be appearing in tube stations next week.
Stand inside a 250-year old subterranean ice well Hidden beneath a small metal grate in a south London park is a 250 year old marvel -- subterranean ice well from the days before modern refrigeration. And it's occasionally open to the public.
Look out for these special DLR trains that are now under trial If you're using the DLR over the next few months, you might see an unusual looking train passing through stations -- as testing starts for the new fleet of DLR trains arriving early next year.
Exhibition marks the 50th anniversary of the Green Party This year marks the 50th anniversary of the first meeting of a group that was, with a few name changes, to emerge as the Green Party of England and Wales.
Filthy fogs fills the Charles Dickens Museum Almost any classic image of Victorian London requires fog, the concealer of cheap film sets that wafts atmospherically around people as they carry out their nefarious deeds.
The 500th anniversary of St Margaret’s Westminster This coming Sunday marks the 500th anniversary of a church that despite having thousands of people pass by, hardly any go inside.
The former Museum of London building may be saved from demolition Plans to demolish the former Museum of London building at London Wall after it moves to a new home in Smithfield may be changed, if someone can find a better use for the old building.
Uncovering a concealed 1930s art deco cinema A cinema frontage close to Harrow on the Hill, which has been covered over with a ghastly metal facade since the 1960s is starting to be revealed as the facade is restored as part of a property development.
Vodafone switches on Wi-Fi on the London Underground Good news for Vodafone customers, as they can once again access Wi-Fi coverage on the London Underground.
London exhibitions to visit in April 2023 A selection of ten excellent exhibitions to visit in April, while munching on Easter eggs and avoiding the April showers.
London’s Alleys: Underhill Passage, NW1 This is a busy alley off Camden's main shops that has a long and at times confusing history.
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