Well, it's said that the most expensive thing is the house's rent so i got myself in the mood of thinking about imaginative ways to live in London cheaply: How about renting a cart parking space then buying a cheap campervan, parking it then living in it? Oooooor, become a refugee/drunk/drug addicted/teenage pregnant or something like that so the council and social services will provide you with anything you need. Any other suggestions?
You know what else is extremely expensive and it shouldn't? Cinemas! Defenetly unaffordable. I am talking 15£ or more to find yourself squeezed into the seats of an Odeon cinema.
There are some ways out. In Leicester Square, right in the earth of London, there's Prince Charles Cinema. The prices may vary from 1.50£ to 5£, it depends on if you are a memebership or not. The membership card is only 10£ a year. They screens old movies mainly, but not only really. The last movie i saw was Sweeney Todd of Tim Burton.
Another one is The Roxy bar and Screen, close to Borough High Street. It brings together cutting-edge digital screenings with high quality drinks & food.
Have a look at the full listing on the web site.
In the end, If you like to spalsh out on whatever you can, well, you can just go to the usual Odeon or Curzon Cinemas.
There are some ways out. In Leicester Square, right in the earth of London, there's Prince Charles Cinema. The prices may vary from 1.50£ to 5£, it depends on if you are a memebership or not. The membership card is only 10£ a year. They screens old movies mainly, but not only really. The last movie i saw was Sweeney Todd of Tim Burton.
Another one is The Roxy bar and Screen, close to Borough High Street. It brings together cutting-edge digital screenings with high quality drinks & food.
Have a look at the full listing on the web site.
In the end, If you like to spalsh out on whatever you can, well, you can just go to the usual Odeon or Curzon Cinemas.
Don't ask me to join tough!
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