(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Image credit: ShutterstockAs you know, we love a London festival. 2026 looks set to be a bumper year in the city, with events drawing huge acts such as Tyler, the Creator, Lewis Capaldi and Lily Allen. There have been some […]
James Hole 2022The north London girlie’s bakery of choice is set to open its first central London location. Jolene will launch in Soho on April 23 inside the Aries flagship store on Bridle Lane, taking over from Hackney’s Dark Arts […]
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Photograph: Hackney BridgeIf, like us, your bank account is reeling after a double bank holiday spent tapping your credit card with joyful abandon, then you may be in need of a somewhat more frugal couple of days this weekend. Well, […]
Photograph: Liv KellyThere are few parts of London where you can grab a cup of freshly-squeezed juice, have a quick palm reading and get your phone fixed all in one place, but that’s the magic of Queensway Market. Strolling down the […]
Photograph: Oliver Monk – The Community BrainThree Sussex cattle were released into Tolworth Court Farm Fields, the first large-scale rewilding site in southwest London, last Thursday, April 2. They join the three Sussex cows that were released in February by […]
Photograph: Covent Garden HotelEarl Grey in a china cup, a plate of mini macarons and the inevitable debate over whether it’s pronounced scone or scone – what’s not to love about afternoon tea? Well, for the savoury-toothed among us, quite […]
Photograph credit: James PottsAmid the (sadly justified) doom and gloom about the UK’s pub scene, we’re seeing green shoots of hope. At the end of last year, it was reported that a staggering 930 London pubs closed between 2004 and […]