I would do now! It’s great to see a house that I wouldn’t need to do anything to to move in!

I'm pleased I finally moved. The only problem is that there aren't as many playlists to follow to keep up to date with new music. But Q do lots of their own and hopefully that will change as more people leave Spotify. And is something that you'll also find with Bandcamp! Mwynhewch y gerddoriaeth!

I've signed up to use Qubuz instead. Moving my playlists over was free and easy to do. It seems to have all the songs I've searched for too. The first month is free so you’ve got nothing to lose by trying it out. They win on ethics & paying artists too www.bloodinthemachine.com/p/a-complete...

You can’t go wrong with elderflower + alcohol

Always Be Comedy gets great acts in small spaces. Either The Tommyfield in Kennington or their new venue in Chelsea www.alwaysbecomedy.com/tickets There’s also Red Imp Comedy club in Walthamstow although they’ve got nothing up for February yet www.redimpcomedy.com (plus sohotheatre.com/walthamstow/)

Nothing says feminism like forcing women to do something they have been vocal about not wanting to do.

Boo. Get well soon

This HEPI data suggests over half of the levy impact would be on these 20 institutions. (about 55%, £300-330m, across 20 institutions affected by £9m+ each). And about £270-280m across the other > 100+ institutions, again not evenly spread

In the town hall opposite Whitechapel station. I thought it was great. Now on my way home after listening to 2 more interesting talks (Daniel Rachel on nazi imagery in music and Jack Chesher with London facts)

Apparently this is the only one!