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I’ve finally posted up the photos from last Thursday’s Offline – it was a top night with some great bands and the usual daft drunken dancing at the end. I …

Another fabulous night with the London Rollergirls at the Bloomsbury Bowling Lanes! See full photo report

Spent a pleasant couple of hours in Dover on Saturday – the first time I’d ever stopped off at the town rather than just going through it en route to …

On Thursday we checked out the excellent Kings Cross Hot Club at the venerable 100 Club on Oxford Street. Offering a mix of “duelling acoustic guitars and violin, ragtime syncopation …

Oh yes! Cardiff’s amazing league-topping run continues! Full photo report: Crystal Palace 1 Cardiff City 2

On the spur of the moment, me and Eme hopped on a train and went for a walk around Farnborough, in the London Borough of Bromley (although the church describes …

Here’s some more photos from last year’s trip to New York: Inside Ellis Island Museum Looking over Manhattan Photos: A trip to Ellis Island, New York And some snapshots from …

There’s been two big Offline mash ups in the last six days.Here’s the evidence (note the new mass high leg-kicking trend!) Offline @ The Prince Albert, BrixtonOffline photos (Albert) Offline …

The last (and only) time I’d been bowling was with a hyper-competitive bunch of twatty workmates a long time ago, so it was great to be able to erase all …

We didn’t get much time in Harlem, but there’s some beautiful buildings there – sadly, many of them were derelict. Harlem, New York photos

I love this weekend-long free festival set by the banks of the Thames in Central London. See photo report

I’m working hard to get my backlog of New York photos online before my next visit – here’s the latest updates: Around Midtown Manhattan at night Around Midtown Manhattan, Walking …

Just up on the site are these photos from the New York Veteran’s Day Parade which manages to include angry anti-war veterans, rambling Buddhists, marching bands and a, err, glamour …

Twenty photos showing the unspolit beauty of Stamford, Lincolnshire – apparently known as ‘the finest stone town in England.’ Also some snaps taken around Spalding and Surfleet Seas End – …

Not sure how, but I managed to completely forget about my trip to the Heckington Annual Show in Lincolnshire, so I’ve finally managed to get the pictures online here: Heckington …

I’m slowly getting around to sorting out the hundreds of of pics I’ve got from my lovely hometown and will be putting together small photo-features, which I hope will be …

I finally got it together to sort out a mailing list for Offline – huzzah! You can sign up from the homepage here (text box on left hand column). Signing …

Checked out the Fortuna Pop fest at the Luminaire, High Road, Kilburn, London yesterday and had a good time. It’s great to see a thriving indie venue in the once-bleak …

Came out of the tube around 4pm today to find a ton of cops in the station, with travellers being directed through an airport style, full body metal detector. The …

Here’s two fantastic collections of photographs from two of my favourite places in the world: Wales and New York Maciej Dakowicz’s smart, sharp and funny street scenes taken around Cardiff …

What a great festival that was! Despite its daft name (“Endorse-It Festival in Dorset”), it was a fantastic weekend. Great location, great bands, just the right amount of people and …

I’m still working on this one, but here’s some new photos from Folkestone. It’s a strange town and much nicer that I thought – it’s got a proper beach and …

It’s a funny old city Nottingham. The centre is mainly ghastly with a truly dreadful shopping centre and bland streets lined with the same identical big brands as everywhere else, …

Visited the bleak – but fantastic – shingle wastelands of Dungeness last weekend and took some snaps of the old station site at Dungeness. Wandering around the area, I came …

I didn’t think it would be possible to stumble upon a derelict station untouched by graffiti and looking like something just closed by Beeching in the 60s, but as disused …