(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Over the last few days there has been considerable excitement in the Right-wing press over the fact that the upcoming play ‘Tambo & Bones’ at Theatre Royal Stratford East is having a ‘Black Out’ performance on July 5 – that […]
The always popular Gelupo has had itself a gorgeous glow-up. The great Soho gelato emporium has been shut since April, but will reopen on Tuesday May 23 with not just a full redesign, but also a brand new booze licence. […]
Getting to the airport is never fun. But thankfully just in time for your summer holibobs, you can now travel directly from Shenfield in Essex to Heathrow without having to change trains. For the first time since the purple line opened […]
A true London theatre icon, the Old Vic’s joyful Jack Thorne-penned stage version of ‘A Christmas Carol’ has run every Christmas since 2017 – it even managed to run in 2020 as a series of streaming-only performances. It usually had a solidly big-name celebrity playing […]
The Horniman Museum, the cultural jewel in South London’s crown and home to the world’s most handsome walrus, has just submitted plans for a £10m refurbishment. Much of the work will concentrate on the 2022 Art Fund Museum of the […]
London is getting a new village, and it’s named Springfield. No, it’s not going to be full of yellow, googly-eyed cartoons – Springfield Village, in Tooting, is being called the ‘biggest urban development’ since the Olympic stadium was built for the […]
How would you feel about wearing a ring on your finger to signify that you’re single and ready to mingle? Pear, a new dating experiment, wants you to do just that, and they’re putting on a singles-only festival in London […]