Will Noble is a features editor at Londonist Ltd, specializing in local stories and events in London, United Kingdom. With a keen interest in the city's history, culture, and transport, his articles provide readers with a unique perspective on life in the capital. Will's work has also been featured on KETV.
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Will Noble's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, seasonal activities, entertainment news, and cultural themes within London. To effectively engage with Will, consider offering pitches related to upcoming local events, historical features about London or its landmarks, as well as topics related to the city's culture and society.
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Witness a live spiritual enlightenment during The Void... maybe. You needn't head to Edinburgh for fringe festival action — London has a few of 'em, including the Peckham Fringe.
'Penis posters' appear on crossing.
By: Will Noble
Images: courtesy City of London Corporation/ UK Government Weird as it sounds, Michael Gove is currently some omniscient deemster of London — at least when it comes to the capital's architecture.
Blenheim Palace hosts a three-day jousting tournament. Image: Blenheim Palace Forsooth! Gadzooks! And while we're at it... NI!
That bush you're sitting next to could have 20 quid in it...
The new museum is inside an old gatekeeper's lodge. © Matt Turtle The Museum of Homelessness now has a home.
If you like maps and history, then you'll love Londonist: Time Machine , our weekly newsletter about the city's past.
By: Will Noble
The excitement is Mountie-ing Trafalgar Square will be awash with poutine, Mounties and maple leaves for one Sunday this summer.
Bet we can find a London train ride you've not been on... Image: Martin Deutsch via creative commons Londoners don't often make train journeys for fun.
Beyond the Bassline: 500 Years of Black British Music, British Library ★★★★☆
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