A turnaround for Ritzy staff at Brixton after the cinema unveiled redundancies in October.
Calais on the edge
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Home to more than 2,000 immigrants, most desperate to get into the UK, Artefact visits Calais to see the realities of life there.
A modern Greek tragedy
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These powerful images of Athens by photojournalist, Isabelle Andarakis, travel across all languages and candidly describe the despondency felt by the people of Greece, a malaise that has become distinctive of a culture in crisis.
Artefact spoke to Eliot Higgins about how he revolutionised the way open source information can be used.
London skate park given Grade II listing
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The Rom skate park is the first skate park in Europe to be given listed status.
Women-only areas on public transport are being considered in London to stop harassment.
Facebook trending for all the wrong reasons
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London’s creative and business communities react angrily to news that Facebook paid no UK corporation tax for the second year in a row.
Peckham plans 'could destroy' its creative heart
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New plans to regenerate Peckham have raised fears for the future of its creative and artistic community.
Cameron condemned over feminism T-shirt refusal
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Why has David Cameron decided he doesn’t want to be a seen in ‘This is what a feminist looks like’ T shirt? And was it a wise decision?
Leading broadcasters and journalists attend an inaugural ‘D for Diversity’ conference at LCC to raise the awareness about the lack of diversity in sports media.