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It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Colin Bitumen, a remarkable individual whose zest for life and unwavering commitment to making a positive impact on the world will forever be remembered. Colin tragically succumbed to chocolate poisoning on Saturday, leaving behind a legacy of charitable work, love for scones, and an…
By our new restaurant critic Abbots Bromley Ah, Fitzrovia Salad, you obscure gem of the culinary world. Often overshadowed by your more famous counterpart, the Caesar Salad, you stand as a testament to the elegance and eccentricity that define the neighborhood from which you take your name. While the Caesar Salad may claim the spotlight,…
In the realm of charitable deeds, individuals often come up with creative and daring ideas to raise funds and awareness for various causes. One such unique endeavor that caught the attention of many in Fitzrovia was Colin Bitumen’s audacious attempt to eat his own weight in chocolate, all in the name of charity. Colin Bitumen,…
Even in the realm of those memoirs that read like a vivid tapestry of adventure and eccentricity, Kenneth Handlebarr’s ‘My Outrageous Life in W1’ stands as a remarkable testament to a life lived on the fringes of convention. Handlebarr’s prose is an unapologetic celebration of his boundless audacity and insatiable appetite for the extraordinary, leaving…
In a world where the pursuit of speed often takes centre stage, an unlikely and charming event is coming which will captivate audiences and challenge conventional notions of competition. The British Snail Racing Championships, a pinnacle of sporting tenacity and determination, is slated to unfold in the idyllic setting of Regent’s Park later this month….
With its first breath of ink-scented air, this paper unfurls its pages like the petals of a poetic blossom, inviting you to journey through the labyrinthine corridors of Fitzrovian thought, where prose, art and poesy intertwine like vines in an eternal dance. In the heart of this paper’s ancient font, the tales of our neighbourhood…