(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Paul O’Grady was a man loved by millions. Whether you related to him through a shared love of animals or admired him for his fierce and wonderfully fabulous alter ego Lily Savage, you (like the entire nation) were probably heartbroken to […]
Ah, there’s something so deliciously refreshing about a good transport-related complaining session. Pretty much every Londoner loves to spend a pleasurable hour or two grumbling about TfL services: the inevitable strikes, the sweat-inducing overcrowding, the ever-rising ticket prices, and the […]
A memorial garden has been unveiled by Newham Council to honour the local residents who died from Covid-19 and commemorate the borough’s front-line services. Located in east London at Plaistow Park, the rather charming garden has been designed by Jon […]
What’s good in Chelsea? These days it’s best for spotting the cast of ‘Made in Chelsea’, counting Range Rovers and the odd trip to the Saatchi gallery. It’s also got a lot of designer shops, if that’s your thing. Soon Sloane […]
‘I’m no stranger to a corner shop,’ says Raye, chewing on a soggy mozzarella panini from Caffè Nero. ‘That was my second home, growing up. I’d call the guy at the till “boss man” and buy a Freddo for 10p.’ […]
Forget the London Dungeons and its crew of facepaint-wearing, caterwauling ghouls. One of London’s most genuinely haunting attractions has to be the Old Operating Theatre Museum, which resides in a creaky timber-lined attic above St Thomas’s Church, next to London Bridge Station. […]
In vino veritas, they say, and have we got some veritas for you. The truth is that on Thursday April 6, Noble Rot – that much-respected purveyor of lovely wine and heavenly food – will be opening its third London restaurant. Joining […]