(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Getting on the property ladder is tough anywhere, but in London the situation is particularly dire. Last year London house prices were at their highest ever, and while there’s a fair bit of variation between boroughs, property prices in the […]
Planning permission has been submitted to restore a historically significant but long-dormant Grade II-listed theatre in Notting Hill. The 20th Century Theatre was actually built in the nineteenth century: when it opened in 1863 it was simply the unnamed theatre component of a small […]
A 200-year-old Grade II-listed rotunda on Woolwich Common that is in need of ‘emergency’ work to avoid it crumbling into disrepair is finally being restored. Greenwich Council has revealed plans for a series of repairs intended to prevent the building’s […]
An iconic east London pie and mash shop that closed down in 2019 is reopening its doors for one day only this September. F Cooke will return to its Broadway Market home on September 23. Selling jellied eels, pies and […]
Music nerds and proprietors of Carhartt cross-body bags will be flocking to Soho this weekend, as Boiler Room has opened its first ever pop-up store in central London. At Walkers Court in Soho, Boiler Room fans will be able to […]
You don’t get the title of the ‘Queen of Country Pop’ for nothing, you know. There are few artists in the history of country music quite like Shania Twain: in over three decades of career, the Canadian musician has sold […]
Although Sarah Jessica Parker is mostly known to us these days as a screen star – most specifically for ‘Sex and the City’ and its successor series ‘And Just Like That’ – she used to be quite a prolific stage […]