(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Food never, ever stops. This September is pretty much the Olympics of London openings, with a frankly excessive amount of restaurant openings across the capital. Before we even get into the nitty gritty of the best of the best, we […]
Earlier this year it was announced that London would be getting a memorial garden to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II. Now, planning permission for Lizzie’s memorial garden in Regent’s Park has just been approved – and further designs have been revealed. […]
As well as being a great place to watch a movie, the BFI has always been a pretty decent spot to grab a South Bank snifter. As of this month, you’re now able to score drinks on the BFI balcony […]
A huge sculpture of a gleaming cowrie shell has been announced as the winner of a competition to commission a new Memorial to Victims of Transatlantic Slavery. The artist behind the work is Khaleb Brooks, and the sculpture will be […]
Another year, another Notting Hill Carnival complete. After two days of drinking rum punch and dancing to basslines, today Londoners are nursing their sore heads and looking back on the core memories made over the weekend. As usual, everyone turned […]
There are dozens of university rankings out there. Some value student satisfaction the most, many prioritise academic excellence, others focus on the standard of facilities. Each one looks a little different but London unis always fare pretty well, if we […]
After a long, art-less August – a month when all the gallerists in the city take four weeks off to recuperate from the arduous business of putting some paintings on a wall – September is promising to be a genuine […]