(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Yes, it’s time for episode four of Time Out’s weekly podcast, ‘Love Thy Neighbourhood’. Get jazzed! This week, the guest giving editor Joe a long hard look at one particular area is Paul Chowdhry. Yes, he acts mean. Yes, he’s deadpan. […]
Having initially been proposed way back in 2010, the second stage of the revamp of Bishop’s Palace House is finally happening. The shopping centre in Kingston, southwest London, could see work start in 2024 and be complete by spring 2025. […]
There are Wetherspoons in all kinds of places. In London alone you’ve got one in an old theatre, a ballroom and a grand Union Bank. Now, London is getting a brand new ’Spoons in a building with a slightly seedier past: […]
Yet another iconic London restaurant is shutting down. Following Le Gavroche’s impending departure from this culinary coil comes news of the end for the mighty India Club on The Strand, which will be closing next month. Not quite as pricey as Michel Roux […]
In a bid to supercharge the local economy, Havering Council in north-east London is exploring the possibility of a new tram network. The ambitious plans aim to connect the northern and southern ends of the borough, opening up fresh avenues […]
It is with heavy heart – heavy with double cream and salted butter – that we bring news of the closure of the iconic Le Gavroche. Opened in 1967 by Albert and Michel Roux Snr, it was Michel Roux Jr who […]
While we will never really understand why London Theatre Week is so called when it’s actually two weeks long (and usually extends further than that), everything else about Theatreland’s biggest annual sale is pretty self-explanatory. Take pretty much every single show in […]