(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Londoners have been able to enjoy several blissful months without any major tube or train strikes. But we should all know by now that a strike-free London tends to be short-lived. Industrial action is planned throughout this week. The good news […]
London postcodes can inspire all kinds of debate. Are you a staunch NW vowing to never cross the river, or a fierce SE, who thinks Peckham is the greatest place on earth? Or perhaps you are one of those pompous people […]
The Black Cap, of the capital’s most legendary LGBTQ venues, officially has a reopening date after years of campaigning. Some very keen advocates of the Camden boozer have been steadfastly holding a vigil outside the venue every week for the past […]
Brazil is well regarded as one of the world’s most exciting countries to visit – but its cuisine, which is as vibrant and varied as the nation itself, has managed to fly below the radar in the UK. We say: no […]
There is no stopping the rising tide of outdoor swimmers in London. And it doesn’t seem like the hype will be slowing down any time soon, because soon cold water enthusiasts could be plunging themselves into the River Thames at a brand […]
Does a gorilla playing the drums along to Phil Collins mean anything to you? What about surfers that turn into horses as they’re riding the waves? Or a fisherman boxing with a bear over some salmon? Those are just a few […]
There’s lots of things to love about London in April. We’ve got the extra long Easter bank holiday, the reemergence of cherry blossom, the London Marathon and the Boat Race to look forward to, as well as the long-awaited launch of V&A East and the brilliant Brick […]