(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
If the tantalising arrival of spring has you itching to get out and explore London wildlife, here’s some exciting news. The capital just got another designated nature reserve. This month Ealing Council named Warren Farm in Southall a Local Nature […]
This April London’s postmodernism geeks will get to feast their eyes on another of the city’s treasures. The Cosmic House in Kensington, a private home turned museum which rarely lets people peek inside its walls, is opening to the public. […]
E-bikes are among the easiest, most environmentally-friendly ways to get around London, but a turf war between operators could potentially soon leave fewer ride choices for west London cyclists. Richmond Council has announced that it is considering a proposal that may swap the neon-green Lime bikes […]
In an undeniably tough climate for independent venues across the UK, we love a good news story. And it doesn’t get much better than the fact that the Columbo Group – the team behind Brixton’s Phonox and Camden’s Jazz Café – […]
Go down to the Barbican Centre today, and you’ll find its huge theatre shut for a refurb. But what you’ll find instead is… a mysterious booth, showing high quality, new and exclusive five-minute Irish theatre shows for free. While the main […]
London isn’t short on delicious, varied food markets, from Borough Market to Arcade Food Hall – but we’ll never say no to a new one. And that’s what’s happening in Ilford later this month with the revamp of the area’s […]
It would be an exaggeration to say that the last few years have seen Andrew Lloyd Webber become cool again, because that would imply that he was cool in the first place. Or is cool now. Still, it is my […]