#London Spy 21:03:15: Our Weekly London Review

It's our weekly London roundup starting with a few headlines that caught the eye in London this week, click the links for the full stories…

PROPERTY: High Earning Property – The Guardian

MUSEUMS: British Museum is Top Attraction – Artlyst

SHERLOCK: New Sherlock Special For Xmas! – BBC

FOOD: Creme Egg Burger at London Hotel – Glasgow Evening Times

ARCHITECTURE: More Towers Planned for London – Building Design

ASTRONOMY: Eclipse A Bit Of A Damp Squib In London – Time Out

TECH: Old Phone Boxes Become Charging Stations – Design News

MUSIC: London Clubs Under Threat – Financial Times

THEATRE: Tony Benn Play Transfers To London – The Stage

MUSIC: Educational Institute To Open At Abbey Road – The Guardian

If You Do One OTHER Thing In London This Week…

Our weekly slot in which we point you in the direction of other happenings and events in our great city. A new exhibition, a gig, a museum, a pop-up-shop – the best of London within a few minutes of a London Walks walking tour.

In the week that we said au revoir to our cartoon & Comic Book Tour of London on this blog, we're pointing you in the direction of the Cartoon Museum (again!) for the launch this week of Heckling Hitler…

The exhibition opens to the general public on the 25th March

Cartoon Museum,

35 Little Russell Street,

London,

WC1A 2HH

http://www.cartoonmuseum.org

The cartoons of World War II was a subject we blogged about earlier this year – click HERE to catch up with that post. 

(You can catch up with our Cartoon & Comic Book Tour of London on its own standalone blog at cartoonandcomicbooklondon.blogspot.co.uk)

Seen (Or Not) In London This Week

We hope you all had a fantastic view of the solar eclipse on Friday. Here's what it looked like here in London (thanks to Financial Times environment correspondent).

What the most spectacular solar eclipse in 16 years looks like - in London pic.twitter.com/FuOL8TmSuc
— pilitaclark (@pilitaclark) March 20, 2015

Here was our own Twitter take (courtesy of David & Mary)…

NW6 breakfast conversation. SHE: "there's an eclipse today, did you know that?" HE: "yes, it's called clouds"
— London Walks (@londonwalks) March 20, 2015

Heard in London

Our Museums Podcast is live now…

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