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The grassroots London projects transforming local neighbourhoods (opens the original)
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It is hard work, but it is good to do because it gives you something to get your teeth into against that feeling of helplessness in front of the enormity of the challenge of climate change,” says Daniel Edelstyn. With his partner, fellow artist Hilary Powell, and a band of neighbours, he has been working to get subsidised solar panels installed on their street in Walthamstow. The couple made a film, Power Station, to document the process and inspire others to try something similar. Their local M
Collective wisdom: The grassroots London projects transforming local neighbourhoods - AOL (opens the original)
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It is hard work, but it is good to do because it gives you something to get your teeth into against that feeling of helplessness in front of the enormity of the challenge of climate change,” says Daniel Edelstyn. With his partner, fellow artist Hilary Powell, and a band of neighbours, he has been working to get subsidised solar panels installed on their street in Walthamstow. The couple made a film, Power Station, to document the process and inspire others to try something similar. Their local M
Chic developer Marta Nowicka has perfected the art of property-hopping (opens the original)
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As an interior architect and property developer specialising in the conversion of commercial buildings, Marta Nowicka spent her early career working on some of London’s hottest interiors. Her portfolio included the concept for Fabric nightclub, the design for Cyberia, London’s first internet café, and homes for artist friends including Michael Landy and Gillian Wearing. She had also bought and converted an Edwardian warehouse near Old Street, where she lived with her son, as well as No 16 Charle
What it's really like for young London renters (opens the original)
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This content is provided by Exco Player and may use cookies or similar technologies. Please click 'Allow and Continue' below to load the content. As graduates head to the capital to start their careers, Prudence Ivey looks at whether even the dingiest flatshare is affordable in 2026 Can you truly claim to be a Londoner if you didn’t spend your early adulthood in the capital living in grotty digs with an evolving cast of oddballs and dishwashing shirkers? Immortalised in everything from The Young
A renovation of two halves: how a perfect family home took time (opens the original)
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Trying to find Aperture House on a residential street in north-west London, I walk past the address several times. The door number matches the one I have been given, but the kerb appeal is… not what I am expecting from the big-budget, architect-led renovation I have been sent images of. Nonetheless, not discovering a parallel house with the same door number, I try my luck and ring the bell. “When people come over for the first time they often ask if we’re planning to leave the front like this to
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