(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Anyone who’s attempted to do so will know that getting a space on the London Marathon is tricky business again, not that much unlike attempting to buy a ticket to Glastonbury. More than 1.1m people entered the public ballot to run in […]
Bébé Bob – the Soho spin-off from nearby Bob Bob Ricard – has seemingly closed down. The Golden Square restaurant had previously appeared in Time Out’s list of the most romantic restaurants in London and is currently shuttered. Though no official […]
In 1762 when the fourth Earl of Sandwich, John Montagu, asked for a meal of meat tucked between two pieces of bread, he had no way of knowing the masterpiece he had just created. But, boy, has his legacy lasted. […]
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The weekend has crept up on us once again, gifting (most of) us with 48 glorious hours to do whatever the hell we want with. No 6am alarm, no Slack messages, no two-hour meetings. Bliss. The only thing that may […]
The Easter bank holidays might still be a week away, but if you’ve got kids the fun starts pretty much now. Most schools in London are off for Easter from end-of-play Friday March 27 – and you can find a […]
★★★ ‘Can Rebecca Lucy Taylor act?’ is I guess the big question here. Well, I don’t think there’s any evidence from the pop star’s straight-up play debut (she previously co-starred in Cabaret) that the artist also known as Self Esteem […]
Whether you’re a non-fiction fanatic, a lover of romance novels or a sci-fi epic expert, London has a literary store to scratch your bookworm itch. Beyond the wordsmith heavyweights like Waterstones, Foyles and Daunt Books, the city is home to small booksellers aplenty. […]