Whether it’s the stories of rock ‘n’ roll or its legendary LGBTQ+ scene, Soho is undeniably one of London’s most cherished neighbourhoods that’s steeped in fascinating history. This iconic...
If you’re a Welshie or have been forever entranced by England’s Celtic neighbours, London is brimming with ways to celebrate Welsh culture, heritage, and community. With St. David’s Day just around the...
Located just to the north of Camden lies the neighbourhood of Kentish Town – a charming spot packed full of historic boozers, fantastic…...
Bookworms and bibliophiles of the capital city; avert your eyes from whatever you’re currently reading, and listen up. Ten of London’s much-loved literary locales have just been shortlisted for the prestigio...
One of London’s premier—and most beloved—family arts events, the Imagine Festival, is returning to the Southbank Centre this February half-term. Celebrating the 23rd anniversary of its first iteration (with no int...
With the cold, rainy, and generally miserable weather we’ve been having lately, all we want to do is escape to a lovely cosy spot. After all, even if the weather outside is frightful, at least inside we can enjoy...
If you love having a gander around the City of London, then chances are you’ve explored the Barbican area. Nestled on the edges of what was formerly Roman Londinium, explore remnants of the old London Wall right n...
For many, the humble newsstand has become a thing of the past, but there’s one speciality coffeehouse that’s reclaiming these relics of our urban history, and transforming them to match the contemporary flai...
With February just around the corner, it’s almost time for LGBT+ History Month. Established back in 2005, this annual occurrence is a month-long event intended to raise awareness of, and combat prejudice against t...
January 25 is Burns Night, the day night when you can don your tartan and drink all the whisky you like to celebrate the birthday of…...
