(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
In case you missed it, 2023 is the Chinese Year of the Rabbit, and to celebrate it, London’s Chinatown is welcoming a 400 sq-ft pop-up store opening on March 29 on Shaftesbury Avenue dedicated exclusively to a much-beloved bunny. Nope, […]
The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea (RBCK) is considering a proposal that could make things for chronic drug addicts in west London a little safer and improve the quality of life in the local area. In a bid to reduce […]
If you feel your current surroundings lack a little enchantment, then fear not. Estate agent Knight Frank may have the answer for you, by way of enterprising boy-wizard Harry Potter. Number 12, Grimmauld Place, ancestral home of Sirius Black, is […]
A month after the devastating earthquake, life is anything but back to normal in Turkey and Syria. People are still searching hospitals and cemeteries for their missing family members, tens of thousands of people are dead, and millions more have […]
London’s tube stations have had quite a bit of love lavished on them in recent years. There are whiteboards scrawled with motivational messages that will either inspire you or make you choke on your morning macchiato, depending on your disposition. […]
If you’re a grown-up Londoner looking for some fun and games, you’re pretty spoilt for choice. Shuffleboard, neon golf, adult ball pits, video game-inspired climbing walls… the only limit is your ability to fork out rather more than pocket-money prices. […]
As south-of-the-river as sun-kissed pint on Clapham Common and equally teeming in good vibes, ‘Rye Lane’ is our new big-screen happy place. A starburst of local colour, big LOLs, relatable first-date snafus and sharp observations around breaking up and healing, playlisted with a crate of […]