(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Ever wanted to go to a rave in an Ikea? Well, soon you’ll be able to. The furniture store’s old branch in Tottenham has been converted into an enormous events space. Okay, it’s not technically an Ikea anymore, and has […]
Fans of Soho lore and drinking in excellent places, we’ve got excellent news: Trisha’s is no longer at threat of being shut down. The Greek Street club recently made headlines after Westminster Council applied for a licence review, stating that […]
Allons-y to north London: a French bistro in Crouch End has been crowned the city’s best local restaurant. The Good Food Guide has revealed that Les 2 Garcons is the finest neighbourhood joint in the capital, with seven other London restaurants […]
Some of us are lucky enough to get on with our bosses (or at least put up with them) but, according to a recent study, most Londoners aren’t so fortunate. More workers have to take time off work due to ‘challenges’ with their boss […]
Transport for London has announced plans to upgrade ten tube stations across the city with step-free access. Should funding be confirmed, TfL intends to dish out accessibility upgrades to Alperton, Arnos Grove, Burnt Oak, Eastcote, Finchley Road, Northolt, North Acton, Rayners Lane, West […]
Collective ‘awww’s can be heard across the city today, because there’s a new penguin chick at London’s Sea Life aquarium. The South Bank aquarium welcomed the wee penguin on June 9, when it hatched weighing 106 grams. Since then it’s […]
Low traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) have ruffled feathers since they were rolled out in 2020, with the policy leading to streets across London being blocked off to motors. Car owners complain that they’re making London harder to get around on four wheels. […]