Tanya Francis is a journalist for London Live, specializing in local news and events in the United Kingdom, particularly in London. With a passion for storytelling, Tanya covers a range of topics including entertainment, culture, and human interest stories, bringing the vibrant and diverse city of London to life through her articles.
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Tanya's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, entertainment news, and profiles of London-based individuals. She showcases a keen interest in the city’s cultural scene, including film industry happenings and charity events.
If you have insights into upcoming local events or can provide expert commentary on the entertainment industry within London, Tanya might be interested in your input. Human-interest stories related to notable London figures or events may also capture her attention.
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A new show is heading to the West End for one night only this winter and though you may hear showtunes at this performance, it's not in the way you might think.
By: Tanya Francis
Over the past week nearly 3,000 adverts were placed across the London Underground network by animal activists in the hope to spark a conversation about what they say is the RSPCA welfare-washing the public.
A Muslim men's cycling club based in London that embarks on trips UK and worldwide have chosen Saudi Arabia as their next destination.
To celebrate Halloween, two female comedians have decided to bring their popular podcast to Bush Hall in north west London for a fright night special.
Through cartoon illustrations a free-to-view exhibition ‘Dementia Journeys' tells the story of three dementia patients through the eyes of their carers – with the aim of demystifying the condition.
A festival that says it's goal is to connect border-busting theatre to citizens of everywhere, is about to arrive in the capital.
One of the country's largest charities that supports end of life care for terminally ill people has issued a stark response to the governments budget.
By: Tanya Francis
The impactful play following the true story of Mende Nazer returns to the capital. As a child in Sudan Mende was sold into slavery and subjected to physical and mental abuse for years working in Khartoum and then London.
A unique ebook has been launched calling on children to be the difference when it comes to tackling climate change.
East London born Sarah Isabella won the ‘Original Track Award' at this years ‘Youth Music Awards'. She is known for her mix of Soul, RnB and Jazz.
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