This month, King’s Cross celebrates the anniversaries of two very different landmark buildings. Saved from the wrecking ball during the demolition-happy 1960s, St Pancras has been reborn as one of the modern world’s great rail termini. It reaches the ripe old age of 150 this month, with a series of events looking at the rollercoaster ride of its fortunes across the decades.
Meanwhile, just up the towpath, October also sees groundbreaking mixed-use arts, dining and of?ce space Kings Place hit a decade. Inside our new edition, out today, we speak to its visionary founders, who back in the mid-noughties took a punt erecting a gleaming canalside structure in what were still very much London’s abandoned industrial wastelands.
Elsewhere, as well as previewing a raft of diverting new things to do in and around King’s Cross this autumn, we give you the lowdown on three top food spots in Soho, a guide to West Norwood in south-east London – and even take an autumnal hop over the Channel to the Belgian coast.
Grab a copy from one of the outlets below.
LOCAL ADVERTISING
There are now 40 new distribution points
Gasholder is now also available in a selection of hotel lobbies, office reception areas and rail travel lounges across London.
Aegis – Gracechurch St
Arcadia – Marylebone House
Highgate Studios – Kentish Town
Jones Lang LaSalle – Regents Quarter
Lenta Business Centre – Grove Business Centre
Regents Place Management – Euston
Regus – Euston
Regus – Regents Place
The Office Group – Marylebone
Vizeum UK Ltd – Triton St
Ibis – Euston St Pancras
The Landmark Hotel
London Marriott – Regents Park
MIC Hotel and Conference Centre
Fitness First – Camden
Fitness First – Kilburn
London Business School Fitness Centre
Virgin Active
TFL Visitor Centre – Paddington
Telegraph Media Group
Perception – Google
American Express Restaurant
123 Buckingham Palace Road – Google, Sky
Invesco – Marylebone
Pixelogicmedia – Sony DADC
Pearsons Plc – Penguin Random House
Barclay’s Wealth & Investment Management
45 Mortimer Street – New Look
Arcadia – 216 Oxford Street
The Gherkin – Standard Life
5 Canada Square – Bank Of America Merrill Lynch
ITV Studios – Upperground
The Financial Times
Kensington Estates Ltd – The White Company
Gatwick Express lounge
Stansted Express lounge
Virgin lounge – Euston station
Virgin lounge – King’s Cross station
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STOCKISTS WIDER KING’S CROSS/ CENTRAL LONDON
Fixed distribution units in King’s Cross, St Pancras, Euston, Warren Street, Bloomsbury, Exmouth Market, Kentish Town
UAL St Martin’s (entrance to the right of Caravan), Granary Square N1C
KX Visitor’s Centre, Stable Street KX Visitor’s Centre, Stable Street
Outside Euston Station, corner of Melton Street and Euston Square Gardens
Waitrose KX, Granary Square N1C
Outside Warren Street Underground station W1
Coram’s Fields end of Lamb’s Conduit Street WC1
Judd Street outside Camden Town Hall WC1
Exmouth Market outside Caravan EC1
Outside Kentish Town West Overground NW5
Outside Phoenicia Food Hall, Kentish Town Road NW5
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