(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Grab your Astro Boy boots, because it’s that time of year when thousands of anime fanatics, gamers, cosplayers and nipponophiles arrive in London for the city’s annual anime and gaming convention. Taking place next weekend, this is all the information […]
What have the Romans ever done for us? Well for starters, they built walls, which are pretty fundamental to cities we’d say. And now you can admire the Romans’ handiwork in real life, as a previously concealed part of the […]
Ever eaten at Gloria, Circolo Popolare, Ave Mario, Jacuzzi or Carlotta and thought, I wonder if they’d notice if I slipped this large and lovely plate into my bag? Well, now you don’t have to resort to such open thievery. […]
Londoners have been begging for air-conditioning on the tube since before even that pink sports car was parked outside Kings Cross station. Little by little, our prayers are being answered, with cool air being blasted into one service at a […]
In 2021, Kensington & Chelsea council infuriated cyclists across the borough by suddenly scrapping a trial scheme of protected bike lanes down Kensington High Street. By most standards, the scheme had been a success. In just a few short weeks, […]
Last year London was blessed with the world premiere stage adaptation of Studio Ghibli’s ‘My Neighbour Totoro’, an audacious and brilliant piece of theatre that brought the sweet joys and outlandish woodland spirits of Hayao Miyazaki’s cartoon masterpiece onto the stage […]
Two of northeast London’s finest exports, Walthamstow Football Club and the William Morris Gallery, are teaming up to create the football kit of dreams. You might’ve seen Morris’s famous floral designs on wallpaper, cushions and ceramics, but now for the […]