(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Any trendy person worth their salt in London will know about Goodhood. For 18 years the east London store has been stocking the coolest of clothes – from streetwear to rare Japanese designers. Last year the shop closed the doors to […]
Noughties boybands Busted and McFly have united for a tour that is so huge that, here in the capital, by the time it’s through it will have straddle two venues and six nights, over a period of a month and […]
It’s been three years since the first Elizabeth line train pulled in to the capital. Upon its arrival, Londoners were blown away by its walk-through carriages, air conditioning and pretty purple seats. Now it’s time for the Cadbury-coloured service to get even better, as TfL has […]
If there’s one thing that screams grandeur, it’s a double-helix staircase. The original double spiralling staircase was designed by Leonardo da Vinci for the Château de Chambord, and there’s one in the Vatican too. Now, London has a brand-new double-helix, and it’s in […]
The Royal Court Theatre today announces a pretty damn spectacular seventieth birthday season, that mixes its traditional new writing with a couple of extremely tasty revivals from its back catalogue. The really, really big news is the return of Tilda […]
For some reason, this November is a bumper month for new openings. If you’re a pizza-head then there are new branches of Ria’s and Napoli On The Road set for Foubert’s Place and Wardour Street in Soho, while old school […]
The Christmas period is a favourite among rail companies planning major engineering works. The lack of commuters makes Christmas, Twixmas and the New Year ideal – even if it does cause a fair amount of bother for those that are still […]