The kids swim at The Holloway Secondary School swimming pool ever Thursday evening with Anaconda…read moreswimming club. Mixture of 2 hour and 1 hour sessions. Hard work just watching. Not open to the general public but various clubs use this pool for training sessions both kids and masters and a swim school. If you live in the area this is a great place for your kids to learn to swim properly - all four strokes, tumble turns, diving - if they have been inspired to swim by the Olympic swimming competitions then this is a great option. New build pool - 25m length - perfect for training. The entrance to the pool is round the back - use The Bridge School entrance

A really amazing tutor. I haven't studied German since GCSE so was worried about how long it would…read moretake to refresh things. Jens has been really welcoming and patient, and always prepared and organised for every lesson. I would highly recommend a lesson with him.

I came to Jens (frantically) for B1 exam preparation help, about a month before the exam, as I was…read moreunhappy with the support provided by a language school I was with. A month later: I passed my B1 exam with good grades and a lot more confident with my German grammar skills! Cheers Jens!

Whilst a guest at this establishment, I had the good fortune to happen across a small set of…read moretoilets on the 3rd floor of the Roding Building. Bonus fortuna, what a hidden gem these were. A trio of well appointed regular cubicles plus for those requiring larger or specialist accomodation - a spacious and airy disabled toilet at the end. Clean lines, fashionable mock-mahogany veneers and touchless flushing were complemented by stainless steel high speed hand dryers. I felt comfortable and looked after from the moment I entered and found my cares literally flushed away! The only thing I would bring up is the absence of coat hooks on the backs of the doors. 5/5 Would definitely return. Well done, London Met. A great experience.

I suppose I cant entirely blame the fact that I haven't found a job after graduating on London…read moreMetropolitan University. going to find my inner self in South America probably didn't help and apparently there is some sort of financial crisis going on. It wasn't all bad but I didn't know many students that were particularly enthused about the teachers, the facilities or the courses they were taking. For humanities at least, apparently for sports (not really my thing) the met is much better. The fact that they will basically let anyone in is probably the biggest issue. I am all for equal opportunities but I think a requirement of studying degree level English is that you should be able to speak English, at least a bit. Although one of my English teachers fell asleep in every class without fail so it didn't really matter that much anyway. My fondest memories of university are of the times I spent in the student union and the student union in both campuses is pretty rubbish. I will say though, that if Amanda Sakur is still there, it is worth looking into International relations as she is a fantastic professor.

UNRESPONSIVE and totally BOGUS - Visiting from another country and was super excited to purchase…read moreyarn and a kit! Called, left a voicemail and emailed over 3 days to confirm store was open before I made the 1 hour trek from our hotel. No response. Soo frustrating and sad! Why have a business? Why make a potential customer have to work soo hard to see if you're even open? Found another yarn store (BK) that answered their phone, confirmed their hours and appreciated my business! DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME WITH THIS PLACE!

There selection was fantastic. I was specifically looking for mohair and patterns. I found both in…read moreabundance!