Ed Cunningham is the news editor for Time Out’s London and UK teams. Based in London, he covers a wide range of topics including culture, music, design, art, sustainability, and travel, with a particular focus on everything happening in London and the UK. Ed has been featured in Time Out Group plc and also runs a music website called The Glow.
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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
Watch out, Londoners – there will be major travel disruption over the long weekend.
By: Ed Cunningham
Set times, the full lineup, last-minute tickets and everything you need to know.
By: Ed Cunningham
The south London festival returns this weekend.
Soak up some vitamin D on your next walk in the capital.
By: Ed Cunningham
Tour dates, presale, ticket prices and everything you need to know.
By: Ed Cunningham
The legendary road is getting greener and more welcoming.
By: Ed Cunningham
From heatwaves to line closures.
With Michelle Obama, Earl Sweatshirt, DJ AG and more.
Britain’s top cultural institutions, chosen by expert Time Out editors.
Industrial action will strike the routes running between east London and the West End.
