This semi-apocalyptic artwork from Bermondsey school children covers the hoardings around PriceWaTerHouseRaNdomCapsCooPer's new building, under construction at More London. The kids from St Michael's Catholic School don't need Photoshop to unleash seven shades of Hell on the capital. They've got paint brushes, and bags of imagination. Meteor strikes, a giant robot, TIE fighter attack and, um, a tightrope-walking Boris are just a few of their twisted visions for the Thames. See the archive of previous......

Now I'm the king of the swingers Oh, the jungle VIP I've reached the top and had to stop And that's what botherin' me I wanna be a man, mancub And stroll right into town And be just like the other men I'm tired of monkeyin' around! Theatre producers The Steam Industry may not have designed their live stage version of Disney's The Jungle Book to turn in to a singalong event but once......

Lots of new restaurant openings in London this month; in particular, a number of small single-venue establishments as well as small local chains are establishing new locations. Have you been to any of the below? Or have we missed any other new openings this month? Tell us by using the Comments link at the bottom of the article... Aubaine Popular French local opens a second outpost, including a space that goes from patisserie during......

You may have tripped over and fallen into it once, you may have been wandering by and thought "ooh, I bet that place would be good for an outdoor film screening in the summer." And you wouldn't be the only one... The Scoop is the sunken amphitheatre situated next to City Hall and looks a lot like a set of curved stairs leading down to a level, empty space. It is the More London......

You will be ex-ter-min-a-ted. That’s what Southwark Council and various pressure groups would like to say to the proposed Berkeley Homes development ‘twixt City Hall and Tower Bridge. But John ‘Girth’ Prescott has decided, as is his wont, to grant planning permission anyway. The move overturns Southwark’s previous decision to block the development, with one familiar flourish of the DPM’s greasy pen. If we’re being honest, taken on their own the plans don’t look......

Kids: they love nothing better than a good night out at the theatre. Seriously - once the new Unicorn Theatre opens tomorrow they'll be dedicated fans - or should be anyway. Unicorn Theatre has been going since the 1960s and was the first theatre company for children to have its own theatre venue, the Arts Theatre in the West End. The company was so keen to make the space welcoming to children, they lowered......

Time for a quick round-up of building news. The BBC are running a report on the fate of Battersea Power Station’s iconic chim-chim-a-neys. Seems that the ‘up-turned pool table’ may have to have its stacks removed because of metal fatigue. But don’t panic, as ‘developers say they would replace them with exact replicas’, as part of the massive and much-delayed regeneration of the site. The temporary vanishing act isn’t popular with everyone, and local......

The Scoop (that's the bit that's scooped out) at the More London (that's the bit with more... er... London in it) section of riverside in SE1 has been playing host to a series of open air free movies for the last few weeks. We've seen most of the movies on offer more than a few times, but sitting in that amphitheatre is very cool on a night like this and tonight's movie is something......