(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
When Neapolitans first began selling flatbread topped with tomato sauce way back in the eighteenth century, they would probably have never predicted the thousands upon thousands of variations that would emerge centuries later. Now, we’ve got New York-style, Detroit-style, Sicilian-style and ’zas […]
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Alright, you had all of January to hibernate. Now that the evenings are finally getting a little bit brighter and the days are becoming ever so slightly warmer, it’s time to defrost and get out there to once again enjoy everything […]
Council tax paying Londoners (and, to be honest, that’s most of you), you know what time of year it is. That’s right, councils are gearing up to reveal how much tax you’ll be paying to your local authority for the […]
Oh, London. While residents of the Big Smoke might have plenty to be smug about – we’ve got culture, restaurants and attractive people coming out our ears – there’s a fair amount that’s not so rosy with our city too (*cough* rent prices). […]
The UK’s first ever ‘super university’ is coming, and it’s going to be in London. No, it’s not a place where the superheroes of tomorrow will learn how to fly, time travel and read minds, it’s actually two unis merging together […]
The optimal thickness of pizza crust has long been a highly controversial topic among pie connoisseurs. Devout Sicilians may swear by a hefty base – thick enough to fold a slice without it snapping – while Neapolitan purists argue that […]
It’s been donkey’s years since TfL first teased Londoners about a potential extension of the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) to southeast London. Plans were first floated all the way back in 2010, and since then London Mayor Sadiq Khan has […]