Culture

London is no stranger to featuring in classic films. Go back to 1935 cinema to catch the big smoke in Hitchcock's The 39 Steps, or if you prefer a recent blockbuster there's Daniel Craig's James Bond swansong in No Time...

Oh, what a year it has been! A year spent making memories and making up for lost time. I'm sure I'm not the only one who is absolutely exhausted, but sort of in a nice way? As a team, we've been very busy—not just creat...

It's a sad day as the historic 'Hardy Tree' inside St Pancras Gardens has fallen. Author Thomas Hardy, although best known for his novel 'Tess of the D'Urbervilles', was once an architect's assistant who, in the 1860...

I like art as much as the next person. I'm not particularly a connoisseur, but I do have my favourite artists, Salvador Dali being one of them. Like many ,  is billed as being an that allows you to step into his painti...

Are you tired of the same old  party every year? Do you want to mix things up and try something new and exciting? Well, you're in luck! We've scoured the globe to bring you a collection of special traditions that are su...

December might be looking pretty busy right now thanks to all the exciting things going on around London, but nothing’s better than cosying up with a Christmas film after a busy day of getting into the festive spirit. F...

After Peter Kay’s quiet exit from the limelight back in 2017, the Bolton funnyman is set to return to the stage with the announcement of a stand-up tour, with a monthly residency at the O2 arena. The comedian known for...

Thirteen years after the multi-award-winning first instalment, Avatar 2 finally hits cinemas this month! On Friday, December 16, Avatar: The Way of The Water will take us back to Pandora, reuniting us with Jake (Sam Wor...

The Museum of London has welcomed over 21 million visitors through its doors since it opened in 1976, housing a plethora of fascinating sights from trade to a Sherlock Holmes display to the . And the best part about th...

Want your to be seen by as many people as possible? A might work, but it's a bit limiting for those unable to travel to it. What about displaying it at the same time, all around the world? That's exactly what WriteUni...