(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
The V&A has a huge, world-class photography collection. And a huge, world class photography collection, obviously, deserves a huge, world-class photography gallery, so that’s what they’re opening at the end of May. The first bit of the V&A Photography Centre […]
In the most British turn of events possible, Charles’s Coronation plans could be scuppered by bad weather. The flypast of the Red Arrows on Saturday May 6 might be called off because of rain and cloud. Sixty aircrafts are due […]
What have the Romans ever done for us? Quite a lot, actually. As well as inventing underfloor heating, the modern calendar and concrete, they also introduced infrastructure to London. To pay homage to their many achievements, an ancient Roman wall […]
We’re a few days into May, which means it’s officially rooftop bar season. Just because it isn’t sweltering doesn’t mean you’re not meant to knock back cocktails on a terrace for the next three months. Get some gloves or something. […]
The highs and lows of Jamie Oliver’s restaurant empire are difficult to really stay abreast of – at one point his various franchises seemed to account for 50 percent of all eateries in the country, but his restaurant group collapsed in 2019. Now, however, […]
Sundance London has just announced its line-up for this July’s festival at Picturehouse Central and it’s another feast of indie goodness. There are ten feature films on the programme, including new offerings from Nicole Holofcener, Ira Sachs and a much-buzzed-about […]
London has one of the best public transport systems in the world. But anyone who’s spent a hot, sticky journey on the coach to Luton Airport or faced a long meandering trundle down the Piccadilly Line stressing about making a flight […]