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Budget Travel Guides
Travel through Europe without taking a single plane! By Sophia Moss (follow Sophia on Twitter: @EndlessMoss) Many people are put off the idea of travelling for two reasons: A) they think it’ll be too expensive and they just don’t have the money, B) they don’t like planes and they think this will limit...
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NobelCom App
Speak to loved ones around the world for less By Steph Dye (follow Steph on Twitter: @HelloIAmSteph) Everyone wants to check up on their loved ones every now and again right? Even if they live on the other side of the world. So it doesn’t seem fair that those wanting to...
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5 Destinations for a Fresh Start in Europe
Find the perfect stage on which to set the next exciting chapter of your life Guest post by Matt Mills from Europe Language Jobs Taking time out to work or study abroad is becoming more and more popular. Programmes like Erasmus, combined with the decreasing cost of travel, has meant that...
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Best Budget Bars in London
Whether you like it shaken or stirred, we’ve got you covered By Steph Dye (follow Steph on Twitter: @HelloIAmSteph) London can be extortionately expensive at the best of times and cocktails – which are now a featured on every menu from Hounslow to Hackney are no exception. We at Broke in...
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The Jewel in North London’s Crown: Alexandra Palace
A brief look at ‘Ally Pally’ and its glorious Grade II listed history Guest post by Mike James Did you know that Alexandra Park in North London has been named as one of the best Parks in Britain? If you live in North London, you’ll already know what a fabulous...
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Grab a giggle or two for £5 at the Hen & Chickens Theatre Bar By Steph Dye (follow Steph on Twitter: @HelloIAmSteph) Life getting you down? Or perhaps you need a break from the busy schedule of daily life. Well, whilst there are more comedy clubs than you can shake a...
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Late Night Venues
Late-night adventurers – it’s time to go exploring! By Steph Dye (follow Steph on Twitter: @HelloIAmSteph) Recently, it feels like us Londoners have been talking about nothing else: all sorts of people, from politicians to your next door neighbour have weighed in with their opinions on the Night Tube since...
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finding seasonal student work in London
‘Tis the season for seasonal hiring! By Sophie-Anne Bradley, from StudentJob.co.uk Seasonal jobs are a great way for students to earn some extra cash and get some experience over the Christmas break. Many companies will have already started advertising jobs for temporary roles and this article will provide you with...
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Ice SKating London
Get your skates on… Christmas is just around the corner! By Steph Dye (follow Steph on Twitter: @HelloIAmSteph) Though for a lot of us Londoners, it must feel as though it is already upon us. With the igloos that appeared on the Thames last week, some of London’s Christmas lights already...
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Kricket Brixton
Street food faves that’ll serve up lunch for a fiver… By Take The Biscuit London (follow us on Twitter: @TakeTheBiscuit1) Street foods are now one of the most popular and Instagram-friendly things in London today, from Greek to Indian, Chinese to Italian, there really is something for everyone. And with street-food markets...
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