(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
The Lionesses have made history once again after defending their Euros title in an electric, excruciating, edge-of-your seat final on Sunday. Sarina Wiegman’s team defied the odds in Basel’s St. Jakob-Park, beating bookies’ favourites Spain in a penalty shootout. Now, they’re the only […]
Do you know what a standpipe is? Us neither, until this week when we heard that London’s tallest one could soon be re-opening to the public. A remnant of the Victorian era, standpipe towers (not to be confused with the also […]
Oasis’ reunion shows in Cardiff and Manchester blew fans’ minds – so the hype for the duo’s first London concert in 16 years was, naturally, sky-high. On Friday July 25 Liam and Noel (plus Andy Bell, Gem Archer and Bonehead, with Joey Waronker) made […]
Every year TripAdvisor analyses thousands of reviews from around the world to come up with the highest rated attractions and experiences on the planet. They call it the TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Awards, and the 2025 edition has just been unveiled. Under the […]
London has lots of excellent free-to-attend schools. But for some parents – particularly very wealthy ones – sending their kids to a good state school is not enough. A new ranking has revealed the 10 most expensive private schools in […]
After a short bout of rain and thunderstorms, Londoners have been promised that the sun is on its way back to the capital. We’re well into summer now, so there’s every chance that you’ve now exhausted all there is to do in the […]
The Barbican Centre, the National Theatre and Alexandra & Ainsworth Estate. The capital is absolutely brimming with brutalist icons, so it’s only right that we should have an entire museum dedicated to these great geometric beasts of concrete. The UK’s first ever […]