City life
THE THING WE LEARNT THIS WEEK…
London can be lovely
IN A TUMULTUOUS couple of weeks, where everyone seems to spend every waking moment scrolling through their newsfeeds, frothing at the mouth and screaming ‘IT’S YOUR FAULT’ at the nearest bystander, it’s nice to discover a few examples of niceness in our city. Remember that word: niceness? Maybe it’s about to re-enter the mainstream – we’re all in serious need of it.
1Londoners give some scone love to France
What used to be said with an olive branch is these days said with calorific lumps of butter and flour, it seems. A week after the people of France delivered hundreds of croissants to St. Pancras station in an attempt to persuade the people there to vote ‘Remain’, remorseful Londoners have returned the gesture withOperation Scone: a kind of slatered-in-strawberry-jam -apology for sticking two fingers up to the EU. Time for some kind of croissant/scone hybrid as a symbol of strong Anglo-French relations, perhaps? The croisscone, if you will?
POLISH SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ASSOCIATION: SARAH LEE/GUARDIAN NEWS & MEDIA
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