(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Modernist sculpture, feminist installations, renaissance drama, kids games, Chicago and a whole bunch of Bacon: 2024 going to have a little bit of everything, something for everyone, as long as everyone really likes paintings. It’s not shaping up to be a brilliant year […]
Sure, not as many of us carry coins around as we used to – but it still feels like an occasion when the Royal Mint reveals new coin designs. Every so often, the Mint reveals special coins designed to mark […]
Londoners looking to get out of the city over the next few weeks, heads up. King’s Cross, one of the capital’s most important and busiest (ninth-busiest, in fact) train stations is closing for two consecutive weekends this month. On January […]
Now that the festive feasting has settled and the last of the eggnog has been poured ceremoniously down the sink, it’s time to gird your stomachs again for the raft of brand-new restaurants opening in London this month. There’s a […]
You don’t have to go far in London to come across free wi-fi. Plenty of shops, restaurants, pubs, museums and transport hubs have some kind of publicly-accessible network. Even if those networks are often a little slow or complicated to […]
Although January is traditionally one of the slower months of the year for new London theatre openings, a combination of delayed December shows and the vagaries of celebrity timetables means it’s surprisingly chocka with big names, even if it’s a bit […]
Frequent users of the north-western branch of London’s Northern Line, we’ve got some good and bad news. Up first, the bad: a section of the service is set to temporarily close later this year. According to London transport expert IanVisits, […]