(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Depending on who you ask, London could be home to a whopping 160 universities. Which is, whichever way you look at it, a lot. And plenty of those are some of the best in the country –and the entire world. Ask […]
There’s not much more that brings music to our ears than the offer of a crisp, refreshing and totally free pint of lager. Especially now that they cost nigh-on £8. And this week there’s the chance to get a free […]
After closing down in January 2023 following a crowd crush and two deaths, the O2 Academy Brixton will soon be allowed to reopen. At a hearing last week Lambeth Council agreed that the Brixton Academy could have its licence reinstated […]
London Fashion Week is just around the corner (September 15-19), and some brands are pulling out all the stops to make their mark – or tube stops, in some cases. Bond Street has officially transformed into Burberry Street, as part of the […]
Getting on the property ladder is tough anywhere, but in London the situation is particularly dire. Last year London house prices were at their highest ever, and while there’s a fair bit of variation between boroughs, property prices in the […]
Planning permission has been submitted to restore a historically significant but long-dormant Grade II-listed theatre in Notting Hill. The 20th Century Theatre was actually built in the nineteenth century: when it opened in 1863 it was simply the unnamed theatre component of a small […]
A 200-year-old Grade II-listed rotunda on Woolwich Common that is in need of ‘emergency’ work to avoid it crumbling into disrepair is finally being restored. Greenwich Council has revealed plans for a series of repairs intended to prevent the building’s […]