(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Back in 2022 it was announced that London’s historic Smithfield and Billingsgate Markets, two of the city’s oldest meat, poultry and fish vendors, would be moving out of their centrally located homes to a new site in Dagenham, east London. […]
It’s a truism that London is far from one singular city – the capital really consists of countless neighbourhoods crammed in next to each other, each stuffed with its own distinct stuff. Hackney Wick and Dalston vie as top nightlife hubs for punters looking […]
Whether you’re someone who smuggly glides across the ice with ease or you spend the majority of their session clinging to someone else for dear life, ice skating is a quintessential part of Christmas festivities in London. That, shopping at festive markets and exploring […]
Big-budget public renovations are, in theory, an exciting prospect: shiny new shopfronts, independent eateries and (gasp!) a promise of affordable housing on the horizon. Speaking of such, we have some news for you: plans to shake-up Lewisham shopping centre have now been […]
Regular users of Southwark station on the Jubilee line, listen up. The grey line station is set to partially close for nine weekends (yep, nine) from the end of November right up to the start of 2025. Southwark station will close […]
London has a rather unfair reputation for being consistently grey. Grey buildings, grey suits, grey pavements, grey skies. This city is actually one of the greenest in Europe, we’ll have you know. But, you’re right, it has been particularly dull and […]
The second Sunday of November marks Remembrance Sunday, the annual commemoration of those who have served in the British and Commonwealth military. This year Remembrance Sunday falls on November 10, and services will be taking place as usual in London […]