(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Love them or hate them, it’s hard to miss the furry hot pink, neon flashing, eighties-pop blasting vehicles that roam around central London. Pedicabs are the only unregulated mode of transport in the city and, as a result, have been […]
Now entering its 53rd year, next week Pride in London is set to put on yet another enormous and wonderfully camp extravaganza, commemorating the 1969 Stonewall riots and celebrating London’s LGBTQ community. Besides the huge parade of around 30,000 folk, six […]
Living in a huge metropolitan city like London, there’s always someone looking at you. Usually it’s just one of the nine million other people who live in this city, but sometimes, it’s Big Brother. It’s estimated that there are nearly […]
Of the surprising amount of city farms you’ll find in the Big Smoke, Mudchute Farm on the Isle of Dogs is one of the largest (and one of Time Out’s favourites). Spanning 32 acres under the shadow of Canary Wharf skyscrapers, […]
This week, Ealing council revealed its vision for a huge brand new neighbourhood in west London. Named Old Oak, it’ll span three boroughs and take around 30 years to be fully brought to life. Old Oak will be built across the boroughs […]
Steakhouse pros Hawksmoor have announced plans for their summer holiday – and everyone’s invited. This August, they’ll be hosting four nights of al fresco dining in the ancient woodlands of Hertfordshire. The five course menu will include a host of Hawksmoor […]
By the standards of any other city, July in London is a pretty damn busy month for theatre. Here, it’s the start of the summer slowdown, with few of the big subsidised venues running a show over the hols, most […]