(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
If you’re the kind of person who froths with rage when someone puts their phone on loudspeaker on public transport, you’re going to need to stay away from the tube for the next few weeks. It’s just not safe for you […]
An art deco cinema in Harrow that has been covered with a metal facade since the 1960s is being restored to its former glory. The Dominion Cinema opened near Harrow on the Hill in 1936. In 1962, the building was […]
After the news came that London is in fact technically the world’s largest urban forest, our city is getting greener and greener. West London could be the next site for a bit of lovely foliage in the capital, as Wandsworth Council wants […]
Paul O’Grady was a man loved by millions. Whether you related to him through a shared love of animals or admired him for his fierce and wonderfully fabulous alter ego Lily Savage, you (like the entire nation) were probably heartbroken to […]
Ah, there’s something so deliciously refreshing about a good transport-related complaining session. Pretty much every Londoner loves to spend a pleasurable hour or two grumbling about TfL services: the inevitable strikes, the sweat-inducing overcrowding, the ever-rising ticket prices, and the […]
A memorial garden has been unveiled by Newham Council to honour the local residents who died from Covid-19 and commemorate the borough’s front-line services. Located in east London at Plaistow Park, the rather charming garden has been designed by Jon […]
What’s good in Chelsea? These days it’s best for spotting the cast of ‘Made in Chelsea’, counting Range Rovers and the odd trip to the Saatchi gallery. It’s also got a lot of designer shops, if that’s your thing. Soon Sloane […]