(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Science Gallery London has a formidable roster of art galleries of all shapes and sizes. Next week, however, the capital’s gallery ranks will lose one of its great unsung venues – London Bridge’s Science Gallery is set to close. Since it opened in […]
Photograph: Steven JoyceThere isn’t much a good cocktail can’t fix. East London is filled with excellent places to grab a martini or two, but one bar is clearly a cut above the rest: a Bethnal Green institution has been crowned the […]
Photograph: Nuria PhotoStock / Shutterstock.comThis summer the capital has roasted in three heatwaves, while very little rain has led to Thames Water implementing a hosepipe ban. By now, parched yellow grass in parks has become the norm. London – along with parts of southern, central and […]
Photograph: Lucian-M KonczThis weekend, London will be awash with blue and pink as Trans Pride marches through the city centre. More than 100,000 trans people and allies are expected to march through the capital’s streets. The roots of the London Trans Pride […]
Photo: Alex BrennerThe school summer holidays are upon us. And while some of you will be going about your lives normally, for parents it’s six weeks of ‘how the hell am I getting through this with my bank balance and […]
Photograph: Lloyd’s of LondonEveryone enjoys a good snoop, whether that’s sneaking a peek through the window of the fancy townhouses in Notting Hill or ambling around an empty old church you’ve just stumbled upon. London’s annual Open House Festival gives […]
Photograph: ShutterstockThe London Underground’s carriages are subject to a rigorous schedule of cleaning, with most tube services getting a deep clean at least once a month. But some tube services are busier and get cleaned more frequently than others, meaning that […]