(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
London is always getting new day festivals. We say, it’s time to bring back some of the old ones that were cancelled! You know we love a bit of nostalgia. And it seems like our prayers have been answered, because after […]
London’s cycling culture is pedalling full speed ahead, with the latest data from Transport for London (TfL) revealing a remarkable 26 percent increase in cycle journeys in the capital since 2019. That’s right, cyclists are hitting the streets in droves – […]
Everyone loves the the Barbican Centre, for its off-kilter, brutalist charm, massive greenhouse, indie cinema and great exhibitions. So it’s good news that the centre has been given £191 million to undergo vital repairs and upgrades. Long live the Barbican. The City of […]
It’s the saga that seems like it’s never going to be resolved: the Marble Arch M&S flagship. M&S bosses, the government and architecture conservationists have been bickering for years over plans to demolish the art deco M&S store at 458 Oxford Street. […]
Anyone who has ever paid rent in this city knows that space in London comes at a shocking premium. And it’s no different for art galleries, so a project next year is taking an unusual approach by staging an exhibition […]
Our names say a lot about us. Perhaps yours has been carried down through generations, perhaps you’re named after your parents’ fave musician, maybe they just liked the way a name sounded. Whatever your name, some are undoubtedly more popular than […]
The O2 Arena is used to hosting gigs from the planet’s biggest pop superstars, doing so several times a week. But this weekend it’ll host even more superstars than usual, as Capital’s Jingle Bell Ball will return for 2024 featuring […]