(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
With space in London at such a premium, it’s pretty astonishing that a massive 40-acre patch of Earl’s Court real estate has been left untouched since 2017. That’s the year when the famous Earls Court Exhibition Centre was demolished, with […]
The Migration Museum is officially migrating to central London. A multi-million-pound plan to build the museum a permanent home near Aldgate has been approved. Currently temporarily based in Lewisham Shopping Centre, the museum tells the stories of countless people who have travelled […]
Good news, Primarni fans: Primark’s store in Westfield Stratford is doubling in size. This mean’s it will have more space for slogan tees, weird accessories, affordable homeware and Greggs merch. Due to be complete in early 2024, the store will expand […]
There aren’t many things that excite Londoners more than a Big Supermarket. Food shopping in the capital is a pain: more often than not, we’re forced to cobble together our groceries from subpar Tesco Metros, cornershops and astronomical organic delis. […]
Should London get new boroughs that are more reflective of the kinds of people that live there? One TikTokker thinks so. Haytham (@haythamj) has made a map creating new boroughs for the capital, and some of them are hilarious. In the […]
Ten years ago, Gareth Southgate was still on a ‘break’ from his managerial career – having been somewhat unfairly dismissed by Middlesborough in 2009 – while playwright James Graham was just making a name for himself thanks to his recent National […]
‘London is feeling more and more like home as time goes on’ It’s a feeling that lots of people here – myself included – will relate to. You’re no longer reaching for Citymapper at every corner. You work out which off-licence […]