(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Forget Chin Chin, because did you know London has its very own vineyard? Sadly, it might not for much longer, as three years of bad harvests means it might have to close. Forty Hall Community Vineyard in Enfield, north London, said […]
It’s London’s oldest French restaurant, but people got a little wobbly when L’Escargot closed its doors earlier this year, worried it would never open them again. The good news is that it will! Knocking around in some form or another […]
The Hunterian is one of London’s most unique museums. It’s based on the collection of eighteenth century surgeon John Hunter, who amassed a whole bunch of 14,000 specimens for surgical training. And by specimens, we mean dead stuff. Tons of it. […]
Keanu Reeves is famously the nicest guy in Hollywood. When negotiating his contract for the Matrix sequels, he arranged for a percentage of his cut to go to employees in the special-effects department, costing him – wait for it – $75 million. He’s […]
Still clinging on to the last dregs of the Corrie Naish weekend? You’ve cleared away your soggy bunting and poured the mushy Pimms-soaked fruit in the compost, but you want even more royal fanfare. Well, fear not. You can visit the […]
Prince Charles Cinema is better known for boozy all-night movie marathons than making political statements, but it delighted its loyal (and sleep-deprived regulars) this week when it proudly announced that it had no intention of bowing down to our new […]
London has gone full Corrie Naish. The streets are lined with Union Jack bunting, our fridges are stuffed to the gills with corrie quiche (and booze), and even the buses have had a glow-up to welcome Charlie to the throne. They’ll […]