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A-Z of green living in London

From A for Allotment to Z for ZWIN, our guide to going green in London. Don't know what ZWIN is? Read on to find out
Urban gardens special

From historic hidden gems to the latest horticultural trends, the gardens of London are intrinsic to the capital. We look at some of the most inspirational, and offer expert advice on creating your...
Alternative London homes

Don‘t have six figures to shell out? Try these…
London property: what you can get for your money

With property prices in London beginning to show signs of slumping, Time Out enlists the experts to offer tips on where to buy and for how much
Future of London's housing market

When the average London house price is nine times the average London income, it doesn’t take a genius to work out something has to give
Your gardening questions answered

Want to know how to grow chillies, fancy going organic or creating a low-maintenance oasis? Our panel of green-fingered experts have the solutions to your botanical woes
Council estate gardens

You don't need pots of cash and Habitat decking to create and urban oasis. Some of London's most inspired gardens can be found on its many council estate. Time Out meets the residents with the...
Avant-gardening

Time Out unearths five fantastic new gardening trends heading London‘s way and meets the green-fingered gurus making horticulture hip
Estate agent speak

Are London's villages a marketing scam drawn up by estate agents?
Village London

Warm beer, giant vegetables and the slap of leather upon willow: many London boroughs boast the classic attributes of rural life
Secret suburbia

Peek over the privet at our well-tended garden of suburban delights
London homes: the luxury shipping container

Time Out takes a look at Londoners' creative solutions to dwelling in tight spaces, and finds an artist quite literally living in a box
Homes with history: The Barbican

Time Out takes a look around a tiny studio flat in one of London's most iconic buildings, the barbican
Homes with history: Six Pillars

Time Out takes a look round Six Pillars, a modernist dream home hidden away in a quiet Sydenham street
Lea Valley

It's London's most unpopulated area - but the Lea Valley can claim centuries of fascinating history as well as the invention of the diode valve, Yardley's soap and India Pale Ale. Time Out visits a...
The best of Essex

London's easterly neighbour has long been tainted by its associations with Burberry caps, XR3is and white stilettos. It's time to change all that. So here's out inspiring guide to the greenery,...