The ramshackle interior of Wilton's, by M@.

• Wilton’s Music Hall officially saved.
• But Brick Lane loses its brick surface…Tarmac Lane?
• TfL announce consultation over river crossings.
• Spurs boss cleared of tax evasion.
• A big old chunk of Mars is acquired by the Natural History Museum.

No really. New independent coffee shop, Salt, is offering a “free Greek yoghurt with exotic fruit and home made granola or a rum-laced almond croissant with your tea or coffee to go” this week between 8am and 10am tomorrow and Friday, and 10am to 11am on Saturday and Sunday.

The folks behind this new cafe use coffee blends from Square Mile and organic milk in all their coffee drinks. They serve Waterloo teas along with soups, sandwiches and more. All bread, cakes and pastries are baked fresh on site.

Salt is located at 34 Great Queen Street, WC2B 5AA. You’ll need to say “This Week Only” to get the freebie.

Where do you hope to be? A simple, but fuzzy question, and one that artist Agnès Poitevin-Navarre will illustrate cartographically as part of London Transport Museum’s upcoming Mind The Map exhibition. The anecdotal map will be called Land of Hopeful Commuters, and will be on public display from 18 May to 28 October.

She needs your help. You can contribute to the artwork by heading to this site and declaring “where you hope to be”. You’re encouraged to be “as literal or lyrical as you fancy” — from your dream home location to an abstract idea such as “In a place where my achievements outweigh my ambitions”.

Image by only lines in the Londonist Flickr pool.