(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
There’s a lot going on in the world right now, so we could all do with a bit of positive news. Soon, about 1,000 buildings in London could be kept warm by low-carbon heat sourced from the River Thames, tube and sewer networks, […]
It was good news this week when the upcoming ASLEF strikes were suspended, but that doesn’t mean TfL’s network will be running 100 percent smoothly this weekend. We can dream, eh? Thankfully this Saturday and Sunday there’s not too much […]
Just over two years after Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds headlined All Points East in east London’s Victoria Park, the band are back in the capital. Cave and his Bad Seeds are touring to support the band’s 2024 album […]
In the latest surprise twist in the ongoing evolution of the Westfield shopping centre, a brand new London theatre will open at the Shepherd’s Bush branch next October. That’s not a pop up or any other temporary novelty: the Capital Theatre is […]
The 2024 edition of south London jazz, funk and soul day festival Cross the Tracks overcame adversity (one of its headliners pulled out last-minute) to pull off a fantastic musical celebration. And yesterday (November 6) Cross the Tracks set up […]
The National Theatre’s free streams of classic theatre shows did a lot to keep us sane during lockdown, and while these days you mostly have to pay to access its archive – via its NT at Home streaming platform – […]
People who like getting their meatballs, hot dogs and flat-pack furniture in one trip will be pleased to hear that IKEA has just opened its very first high street restaurant in the UK. The restaurant is on King Street next to IKEA’s Hammersmith […]