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2 days ago | londonist.com | Alex Fraser

By Alex Fraser Last Updated 03 June 2025 Alex Fraser "I've Been Painting All Of The Thames Bridges For 10 Years" Tower Bridge. My project started in 2017 when I started to make little pen and ink sketches of all the bridges.

5 days ago | londonist.com | Will Noble

Will Noble Why Is London Full Of Wallys This June? This year's participants are running at a time/location of their choosing, which means you may be seeing a number of random Wallys running past you in June. If you've stumbled across this article in June 2025 — eager to see if you're going mad, or you really do keep seeing Wallys running through your local park — then hopefully this will put you at ease. June marks the Where's Wally?

6 days ago | londonist.com | Matt Brown

By M@ Last Updated 29 May 2025 M@ Around London In 13 Robots Image: Matt Brown We're not yet in a sci-fi dystopia of downtrodden service droids and cybernetic house maids, but we're not far off. The rise of drones, the talk of self-driving cars, and other smart machines is gradually ushering in a mechanical revolution.

1 week ago | londonist.com | Will Noble

By Will Noble Last Updated 30 May 2025 Will Noble Sculpture Of Wild Animals On A Scooter Appears Outside St Paul's Go Wildlife Go, the latest offering from British artist duo Gillie and Marc. What do you get when you cross half a zoo-full of animals, the world's longest scooter and an iconic dome?

1 week ago | londonist.com | Will Noble

By Will Noble Last Updated 30 May 2025 Will Noble New Festival Celebrating Disabled And Deaf-Led Creativity Comes To Camden These Wheels Are Made for Walking is a cabaret show set in a not-so-distant future, in which disabled people, left to fend for themselves, set out on a quest.