Ed Cunningham is a Journalist at Time Out and serves as the Editor In Chief. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, travel and tourism, and consumer travel, with a special focus on events, transportation, and retail in the United Kingdom. Ed's work has been featured in Time Out Group plc, highlighting his expertise in the realms of holidays, airlines, and aviation.
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Ed's coverage primarily focuses on local events and developments in London, with a significant emphasis on house & home, travel & tourism, beauty & fashion, and entertainment news. If you have exciting news or insights related to upcoming events, new attractions, real estate trends or tourism developments within London specifically, Ed may be interested.
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By: Ed Cunningham
Have you been to this cultural-packed east London hub?
By: Ed Cunningham
Only 16 percent of Londoners say the city’s nightlife is affordable.
By: Ed Cunningham
The Wellington Trust has received a grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, enabling the ship to open to more visitors
By: Ed Cunningham
Here’s how to get tickets.
By: Ed Cunningham
Is your local neighbourhood getting a Superloop bus service?
London’s first Boxpark was slated to shut last summer.
By: Ed Cunningham
Including potential ticket prices and presale details.
By: Ed Cunningham
Here’s how to get tickets.
By: Ed Cunningham
The road is frequently closed by snow, ice and landslips.
From Pret and Greggs to Redemption and Ole & Steen.
(833) 317-6278 
