(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Some of London’s train stations, like St Pancras or Paddington, are spectacular and beautiful. Others aren’t so nice. That’s why last year it was announced that Liverpool Street station was going to get a £1.5 billion makeover, including building an […]
Ever walked through the West End and found the sound of Britney Spears, the Black Eyed Peas or Abba speedily hurtling towards you? Pretty much all of us will have encountered Zone 1’s fluorescent, pounding herds of pedicabs, which swerve through the […]
The Easter weekend is a pretty difficult time to travel around the UK – but many of us don’t really have a choice. We’ve all got to get about to meet up with family and, of course, we’ll all got to […]
Even though spring is (sort of) here, with Easter around the corner and cherry blossoms beginning to bloom, parts of London are still feeling the side effects of winter. The Environment Agency (EA) has issued flood alerts for a large portion […]
London’s infamous super sewer is finally complete. Officially known as the Thames Tideway Tunnel, the giant poo chute has been in the building works for the last eight years costing around £5 billion. Rejoice, because it’s just been announced it could be carrying Londoners’ […]
American pizza fans, while yesterday we brought you the good news that Little Caesars is opening in London, today the news is not so positive. Papa Johns is to close a tenth of its UK restaurants, including 16 locations in […]
When London’s museums first started opening late in the 2000s, it was a total gamechanger. The V&A’s senior curator Susan McCormack led the charge, with buzzy after dark openings that brought younger audiences through the museum’s doors for a monthly […]