St Patrick's Day options: Booze + either rugby or Irish dancing

Kent Brockman describes St Patrick’s Day, which is tomorrow! Many of you will mark it by getting drunk and disgracing yourself in front of the rugby. If that’s sounds bit too Irish for you, The Roundhouse in Camden has an afternoon of traditional Celtic music, basket weaving, and blarney stone painting. Details here. Then there’s more stuff on there in the evening. Booze optional, remember.

 

Watch an HD stream of Fulham's nesting Peregrine falcons

 

London agenda for Friday 16 March

 

Brian Paddick comes right out and calls stop and search use "racist"

Lib Dem Mayoral candidate Brian Paddick said this in an interview with The Voice.

He’s starting to differentiate himself from the big two with some strong declarative statements. Which is an improvement.

See also:

The Met’s stop and search webchat digested
‘London’s trains don’t really matter,’ Lib Dems’ mayoral candidate declares

 

If you keep your memories in a box, you never have to worry about anything ever changing

 

London agenda for Thursday 15 March

 

Reviewed: "The Room" at the Prince Charles Cinema. A monthly chance to see the worst film ever made

 

London agenda for Wednesday 14 March

 

London is getting sadder, says reputable study

 

These 1930s kids got cycling safety right. Why can't we?

 

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