(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
In Mayfair and looking for the perfect burger? May we point you in the direction of Dover Street Counter, one of our new favourite restaurants in London. We’ve just reviewed this slick new diner, which comes from the same team […]
Cameron Mackintosh’s bombastic Vietnam musical Miss Saigon was one of the last of the proper blockbuster ’80s musicals, running at the massive Theatre Drury Lane for a decade, a genuinely unthinkable feat today. Nicholas Hytner’s original production closed in 1999. […]
Do you live in or near Southall, Hanwell and Acton? If so, we come bearing excellent news. The three west London neighbourhoods are all getting more morning train services, thereby making your rush hour that bit less of a crush. […]
As a gargantuan structure perched atop a fairly sizeable hill, Alexandra Palace can be seen from across north London (and far beyond). If you’ve always wondered what the view must be like atop the Victorian entertainment venue, this month you’ll be […]
Before Queer Britain launched in King’s Cross in 2022, there wasn’t a single museum in the whole of the UK that focused on LGBTQ history. Four years later, it’s still the only space of its kind. The museum closed for […]
When it comes to blockbuster sporting events, few things come close to the Super Bowl. The NFL’s showpiece fixture is less a match and more a full-blown cultural phenomenon – and while the game takes place thousands of miles away, […]
A £72.7 million heat network is going to start heating several landmarks in London’s city centre, including the National Theatre and King’s College London, developers have revealed. Plans have been unveiled for a water source heat pump to take warmth from the River […]