(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
There’s whole subterranean world beneath London. As well as the tube network and sewers, the capital has loads of secret underground tunnels built during World War II as bomb shelters and later used by spies. Now, one famous spy is getting […]
If you’ve popped by Fitzrovia over the past few days, you may have noticed some new additions have sprouted throughout the neighbourhood – namely some towering 16-foot fibreglass carrots. Of course, where there’s carrots on offer you’ll usually find rabbits, and giant […]
Life can be stressful. This summer alone will see an international football tournament, a general election, and (potentially) not great weather, so you’ll be in dire need of something to help you unwind at the end of it all. Luckily, […]
‘Friends’ and London go together like, well, clearly not as well as ‘Friends’ and New York but there was that whole two-part episode where Ross came over here to get married and Richard Branson made a weird cameo. If you understand […]
The National Restaurant Awards have crowned their winner for 2024, and it’s the return of a familiar name. The Ledbury in Notting Hill has once again topped the list, 12 years after it last had the honour of taking first […]
For almost two decades, the Speakers Corner Quartet have been active in London’s live music scene, collaborating with legends like Sampha, Kae Tempest, Tirzah and Shabaka Hutchings. What started off as a house band at south London music venue Brixton […]
‘As the only national theatre organisation based outside of London, our relationship with the capital is vital,’ commented new Royal Shakespeare Company bosses Tamara Harvey and Daniel Evans in a statement to Time Out upon the announcement that the Stratford-upon-Avon-based theatre company […]