(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
October is a huge month for culture in the capital. Hot on the heels of the London Film Festival, Frieze London, London Cocktail Week and a whole bunch of theatre and gallery openings, it’s time for the city’s literary scene […]
It’s (nearly) the end of October and there’s a nip in the air. If you’re already getting excited about the festive period, that can be hardly be helped: there are fewer than 10 weekends until Christmas. If you’re the type to […]
ArcellorMittal Orbit, that enormous curly-wurly red structure in Olympic Park, is famous for its tunnel slide. But even though it’s the longest tunnel slide in the entire world, the ride hasn’t been enough to draw in anywhere near the number of visitors predicted for […]
American fast-food chains try their luck over here in Britain all the time, but it’s hard to think of a more hyped brand launch in recent years than Dave’s Hot Chicken. The fried chicken joint – famously backed by Drake […]
Public spending cuts and huge surges in inflation over the past few years have hit London boroughs hard. Earlier this year, councils in desperate need of cash started taking council tax from their poorest residents for the very first time, and one east London […]
Did you hear? While the Piccadilly line waits on new trains and the Bakerloo and DLR lines hope to get huge extensions, there’s an entirely new London train line in the works. Transport for London hopes that its proposed West London Orbital […]
Suzie Miller’s Inter Alia was the jewel in the crown of the National Theatre’s summer season, a follow up to the Australian playwright’s West End smash Prima Facie – once again directed by Justin Martin – that scored great reviews […]