(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
A nineteenth-century pub in south London that was forced to close in 2021 has reopened as a community space. The managers hope The Star of Greenwich will eventually turn into the ‘most inclusive pub in London’. The pub on Old […]
In a year in which an unprecedented number of major theatre jobs have gone up for grabs – from the Royal Court to the Open Air Theatre – the biggest theatre job of them all (as in, probably in the […]
Love Cullen skink, Arbroath smokies and Dundee cake? Well you, and other keen fans of yummy Scottish scran are in luck, as this summer London’s first ever Scottish deli is set to open. Coming from the team behind the wonderful Auld […]
After what feels like a decade of gloom, balmy sunshine has finally hit London. With a vengeance. We’ve yanked out our bucket hats, the Pimm’s jugs are on standby and Regent’s Park has transformed into a sea of T-shirt tan […]
Before the National Portrait Gallery decided to close its doors three years ago and undergo a £35million refurb, it was an awkward, stuffy place; a warren of winding old staircases that spat you out into dark, musty rooms that were […]
‘Diana: The Musical’ has very much been a thing for a few years now, and indeed you’re possibly aware of its ill-starred original US run (pictured). Famously, David ‘the keyboardist from Bon Jovi’ Bryan and Joe DiPietro’s musical about the life and […]
Who’d be a property developer in London, eh? One minute you’re fomenting plans for shiny towerblocks, the next, you’re digging up ancient remains and wondering whether a toga-wearing ghost or three will put off prospective buyers. The latest treasure to be […]