(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
You might think lawn bowling is reserved for those over the age of 60 dressed head to toe in white, but one chic European variation, pétanque, is apparently this year’s sport of the summer. The game, where two teams compete […]
This week Selfridges revealed a 40ft custom-built column outside its legendary Oxford Street store, open to the public to climb for the next six weeks (until August 26). The unveiling on Thursday (July 18) came just ahead of temperatures climbing in […]
Bloomsbury, London’s intellectual hotbed, home of Virginia Woolf, the Suffragettes and Marxist UCL students, is due to get a massive glow up over the next five years. The area’s main landowners have come together to form the Bloomsbury London Partnership, which […]
A crammed commute into central London is about to be all the more worth it, because as of yesterday (July 18), you can grab a cup of Pret’s filter coffee for 99p. Rushed out the door in a hurry? Forgot […]
Airplanes and airports aren’t exactly the first things that spring to mind when you think of the word ‘eco-friendly’, but living on an island means that for almost all of us, planes are still the fastest and cheapest way to […]