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If I were the Labour MP and former Culture Minister David Lammy, I'd be disappointed not to be namechecked in Kwame Kwei-Armah's entertaining new play about the real possibility of a new black mayor for London. Full Article at The Independent
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When I look at the schedule for the upcoming 140 Characters Conference: Exploring the State of NOW, taking place in London on 17 November, the first word that comes to my mind is diversity. Full Article at The Jeff Pulver Blog
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The ever-zeitgeisty British playwright Kwame Kwei-Armah's latest offers an enticingly plausible proposition: What if, in the momentum following Obama's election in the U.S. , a black man ran for higher office in the U.K.? Full Article at Variety
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Jeremy Charles is an unusual candidate to be Mayor of London. He’s a television presenter who’s just hit the headlines for cuffing a black youth who came at him with a knife. He’s not affiliated to any major political party. Full Article at Times Online
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The no.9 bus route still offers tourists a traditional taste of London for just £1 Little-used by most Londoners, these zippy catamarans run as far east as Woolwich and west as the London Eye. Full Article at The Telegraph
