Dates will never be the same again. Long gone is the back seat of the Odeon and dinner for two at the local Indian. Hell, even a trip to the ice rink at Somerset House no longer cuts it. (If that’s where you’re planning on taking her/him, seriously, you need to think again.)
London’s pop-up craze has a lot to answer for. A “pop-up”, in case you haven’t heard, is typically a restaurant, retail outlet, or art production that occupies an unused building or outdoor space temporarily. Pop-ups can last a couple of days or up to several months.
Whether it’s watching Flash Gordon underneath the Hackney Wick flyover, dining at the temporary French Laundry restaurant in Harrods, or letting a theatre group perform in your brother’s house, the pop-up craze has opened doors to new commercial opportunities for businesses everywhere. (While putting added pressure on dating.)
We meet in members' club Shoreditch House just after she has finished her Guardian cover-shoot. For the photos, she dressed in copper-coloured hotpants and 
A government employee of the US Travel Service, I called on travel agencies from Haymarket to Shoreditch, urging their managers to direct their clients to 
“Tower Hamlets School against Shoreditch Boys Grammar - that is the only football that will be played there, played in front 25000 empty seats” Barry Hearn,