Why London Never Gets Old: Exploring Escorts and BunnyAgent

I’ve been living in London for nearly a decade now and one thing I never get bored of is how much this city constantly reinvents itself. It feels like every week there’s something new to check out, whether it’s a restaurant opening, a pop-up market, or even a new trend taking off. Lately, I’ve noticed just how massive the esports scene has become here. It’s wild seeing places like the Red Bull Gaming Sphere pulling in crowds for everything from League of Legends tournaments to casual Mario Kart nights. If you haven’t kept up, here’s a great overview of the escorts scene in London that goes into way more detail than I could in a single post.
 

Anyway, the reason I’m even bringing this up is because I had a pretty random conversation the other night about how tech is changing every industry in London, not just gaming. Someone mentioned BunnyAgent to me as a good example of how things are moving online - even in industries you might not expect. BunnyAgent is a kind of all-in-one classifieds platform, and I figured I’d take a look. What’s interesting is that it covers loads of categories, not just the usual property and jobs stuff, but a whole range of local services too. If you want to have a look, here’s their homepage which is pretty straightforward and easy to use as any other classified ads directory is.

I know people are always a bit wary of new platforms, especially with all the scams that float around these days. But honestly, BunnyAgent feels legit. There’s a simple process for posting ads, and you can see pretty quickly what’s on offer in your area. I’d say it works best for anyone who likes the old school Gumtree feel but wants something with a bit less clutter and better filters.

If you’re into finding new stuff going on in London, or you want to post something yourself, it’s worth a scroll through. I’ve found a few gigs on there and even managed to book a cleaner without the usual back-and-forth headache. It’s not just for buying and selling random gear either - I even saw listings for gaming events, which brings it full circle with the esports explosion here.