#british-culture

#british-culture

Sophie Green documents the culture on her doorstep; she's fascinated by who - and what - makes British culture, and its "layered, joyful, and often quietly resistant" communities. Sophie's new book, Tangerine Dreams, is the culmination of a decade of documentation, covering Aladura Spiritualist congregations, modified street car communities, marching bands, dance troupes, British cowboys, dog shows, horse racing fans, Peckham afro hair salons, and Irish dancers.

Bourdon Street Chippy replicates a traditional British fish and chips shop, yet everything is crafted from felt, including the food and decor, creating a unique visual experience.

Laine's unique talent will be greatly missed, but her contribution to music, especially jazz, will always be remembered as distinct and influential.

According to a survey of 2,000 British tea lovers, you should always put the milk in after the water. 78 percent of Brits say that milk before water is a percolating no-no.

The Chap Olympiad returns in 2025 after a break, celebrating British eccentricity with quirky events like umbrella jousting and moustache wrestling, featuring a strict dress code.