(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
More than a decade after plans were first put forward, the Silvertown Tunnel (London’s first sub-Thames road tunnel in 30 years) finally opened last April. In order to pay for the upkeep of the structure, drivers have to pay a […]
Ever since it held its first edition in 2021, Waterworks has been an unmissable event for London’s electronic and dance musos. Following the fest’s fifth birthday celebrations last year, in 2026 there will be even more for the heads to tuck […]
Two years ago, Sadiq Khan announced that he would be putting a whopping £2bn over the next five years into giving the Royal Docks in east London a new lease of life. That has involved building a ‘thriving new high street’ along […]
Seeing pink, fluffy pedicabs fly by in central London while blasting out Abba might be entertaining, but the unregulated cabs have come under scrutiny in recent years for charging extortionate prices and causing disruption on the city’s streets. Transport for London has been promising […]
There’s no shortage of high achievers in London. In fact, based on last year’s A-level and GCSE results, the majority of England’s smartest students are right here in the capital, making it home to eight of England’s top 10 private schools. […]
Just a couple of years ago, journey juice (that’s the drink you have en route to a night out) usually consisted of a corner shop beer or maybe a pre-mixed G&T if you were feeling fancy. These days, we can’t imaging […]
Come rain or shine, Londoners love a beer. Under the glaring summer sun, fruity IPAs and crisp Pilsners in the park hit the spot. During the chilly, dreary winter months, thick stouts and spiced ales by cosy pub fireplaces are a reliable […]