London’s skateboarders have saved the Southbank Centre’s undercroft from being redeveloped into a cluster of restaurants and shops, the Telegraph reports. The Southbank Centre undercroft is one of the ...

London’s Southbank Centre has prevented the city’s skateboarding subculture from celebrating the preservation of the Southbank undercroft, the city’s most popular venue for urban culture, citing ...

The undercroft is still open for business. more_pi-dah, CC BY-NC This is quite a reversal of Southbank’s stance, with the centre’s rhetoric throughout the campaign towards the skating community and ...

For 40 years people have been skating at the Undercroft at the Southbank. Long before shops, cafes or restaurants appeared in the area. Apart from having become one of the most famed skating spots in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Predominantly, the exhibition showcases short films by Winstan Whitter, Dan Magee, Lev Tanju and Jack Brooks, which tell the ...

is making a big deal about youth subcultures, the difficult relationship it has had with the skating community in the past could easily have been a bum note. Instead, it is bringing skateboarding in ...

This is a nice touch. The Southbank Centre is celebrating its 75th anniversary this year, but it has also found a moment to celebrate 50 years of skateboarding in the Undercroft of the Queen Elizabeth ...