Monthly Archives: April 2012

Since we regularly receive Tweets from you guys on a Saturday saying where you’ve made a lot of money or where is particularly busy or where other performers should gather, we thought we’d create a poll so you could vote … Continue reading →

Following on from our post a couple of weeks ago about the TFL busking scheme, we have had some feedback suggesting that the current system to gain a permit is perhaps not as effective as it should be. We want … Continue reading →

A recovering drug addict, James Bowen, has written a book about how his life was turned around after rescuing a stray cat. ‘A Street Cat Named Bob’ tells the tale of London street busker James and his feline companion, Bob. … Continue reading →

The official song for the New Zealand Olympic team for London 2012 is written by a professional street performer Sam RB. The musician, who often busks in Auckland, will head to London where she will meet athletes and perform at … Continue reading →

The Transport for London (TFL) busking scheme was set up in March 2003 – next year will be its 10th anniversary. Since it was started, over 10,000 applications for busking permits on the underground have been received. Initially the scheme … Continue reading →