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Bard takes a trip to Japan
What with their convoluted plots and complicated verbiage, Shakespeare’s lighter entertainments often sit awkwardly on the screen, requiring magical film-making to convince audiences used to having...
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London Cafes
I f you are lookin for glorious waft of fresh coffee, the smell you expect to find as you wander through a backstreet of Paris, or in an Italian cafe, you must visit ther main streets of London’s...
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The Brixton Windmill
The Brixton Windmill was built in 1817 and leased to Mr John Ashby. The Ashby family operated the mill – which became known as ‘Ashby’s Mill’ – for the whole of its working life. By 1862, the...
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U.K.’s Most Expensive Postcodes
According to Forbes the most expensive postcode in London is SW 3, the area sandwiched between Chelsea and Brompton. Average home sale prices reached £1.95 million here in the last year. This price...
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Fixing Heathrow?
LONDON’S Heathrow is the world’s busiest international airport. It handles nearly half of the passenger traffic between North America and Europe. Connects the City of London to the rest of the world....
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Sutton Cemetery
Londonist has a case of the spookies – deathly headstones in deathly places. More specifically, Sutton Cemetery. According to This is Local London, bereaved relatives frequenting their loved one’s...
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Amy Winehouse attacking again;)
Singer Amy Winehouse is at the centre of a new controversy after she attacked a member of the audience at the Glastonbury festival. The 24-year-old singer climbed down to the pit in front of the stage...
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151 – basement night
151 is a basement night club that hosts a variety of themed nights. There is a bar and a dance floor looking on to the DJs booth. There is plenty of seating in the surrounding alcoves.
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visiting york
York is a marvellous historical city. At all four gateways, you can climb your way up and walk over the city wall. Although it is the most complete city wall of the UK, you’ll have to step down...
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