(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
When it comes to sustainable dining, London has a variety of amazing options. With Earth Day on April 22, what better way to show the world some love than by eating at a climate-conscious establishment? Whether you’re looking for an eco-friendly […]
TfL has been banging on about extending the DLR to Thamesmead since before Shoreditch was still cool. Plans originally floated in the 2010s could finally come to fruition, as the planning proposal to extend the DLR to one of London’s worst […]
Damien Hirst has been up to all sorts of shenanigans over the past few years: burning paintings, making NFTs, getting AI to do his spin paintings for him, etc, etc. But he’s taken a turn for the sensible this spring […]
The initial line-up has been announced for this year’s free Greenwich Docklands International Festival, and as ever there’s some stunning stuff in there. Post-pandemic, the formerly street theatre-centric festival has become increasingly focussed on spectacular installations, and most obviously ticking […]
The sometime-nightmare that is Waterloo station – UK’s busiest railway station – is finally getting a well-deserved refurbishment. Sadly, they won’t be doing anything about all those confusing and nonsensically arranged exits, but it will be getting a new roof that’s […]
Fancy a pint down the local Tesco? Yep, you heard that right. The trusty blue and red supermarket has opened a Tesco boozer to celebrate Chazza’s coronation. The King in the Castle will open in Farringdon for two days only […]
A gold-gilded stately home that was used to shoot Bond films ‘Live and Let Die’ and ‘The Man With the Golden Gun’ is being flogged for £75 million. The grade 1-listed Denham Place in Uxbridge was built in 1688. It’s […]