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2014

Mentioned in timeout "Things we love in London".
Großbritannien will wieder Industrieland werden
Che Futuro! - Nel London Hackspace, quel martedì sera di ordinaria creatività
Goodbye Mr Silva — Now It’s Time To Test Tech City Yourself name check as Mike Butcher talks about himself
Imperial's Science magazine - Biohackers Unmasked quite dated article on the biohackers
London Calling - Welcome To The London Hackspace nice description after the party
Metro US - World’s largest 'hackspace' launches in London on spacewarming
Tech City News - Biggest Hackspace in Europe opens new headquarters on Hackney Road on spacewarming
Washington Post - Boing Boing’s Cory Doctorow on ‘Homeland’, printed guns and heart hacking, "Hackerspaces are amazing. My hackerspace in London is upstairs from me. Although they are moving to a bigger space. They discovered that they forgot what bank account subscription fees were going into. They had been paying out of other revenues and they realized they were rich. So, they are moving to a bigger space. On the plus side, sometimes the vent hood for the laser cutter doesn’t work. And I discovered that as I become dizzy and realize that my office is filled with toxic fumes."
Private Eye cartoon by David Ziggy Greene (see right)
Timeout mention in their alphabet of big things for 2013, under "H for Hacking".
Evening Standard - Homegrown in Hackney

A hackspace in London is mentioned in Cory Doctorow's young-adult novel "Pirate Cinema": "And rule number one was 'Don't be on fire.' Which struck me as eminently sensible."
Gizmodo more golf.
Wired Tom Scotts Portal/Crystal Maze Mini Golf.
Make blog - Tom's dirty washing detector
Hacktivists in the frontline battle for the internet - Hackspace mentioned
Hackspace: Open source workshops for open minded thinkers - ~~dubious fact checking and photo copyright issues~~ fixed
Where can I experiment with 3D printing and making my own hardware?

BBC News Magazine - 'DIY gadgetry' - Hackspaces / Jonty's colour changing lamp.
BBC Radio 4 - 'How to Write An Instruction Manual' (Audio mirror). - Hackspaces / Interviews with many of the attendees / Jonty rambling.