Author: Fiona MacLeod
What Tourists Keep Asking About Since the Sydney Sweeney Advert Went Viral
A London travel guide fields an unexpected new question from visitors this week What Tourists Keep Asking…
London Travel Guide: What Tourists Should See This Week, Besides Four Unrelated Headlines
Fiona MacLeod on London sightseeing, visitor tips, and a week where four unrelated modern stories somehow followed…
London’s Recycling Rules Genuinely Differ by Borough, and That’s Not Actually a Design Flaw
Moving three streets over can change what bin your yoghurt pot belongs in A resident moving between…
London Actually Has a Genuinely Long List of Free Things to Do, and Most Residents Only Know a Handful
Beyond the obvious free museums, there’s a considerably wider network of no-cost activities most people never discover…
What Your Council Tax Band Actually Covers, and Why Two Neighbours Can Pay Wildly Different Amounts
The banding system is older than most people realise, and that history explains a lot of the…
How London’s Fare Capping Actually Works, and Why You’re Probably Overpaying Without Realising
Contactless and Oyster automatically cap your daily and weekly spend, but only if you understand what triggers…
Registering to Vote in London Local Elections Is Easier Than Most People Assume, and More People Are Eligible Than You’d Think
The rules around who can actually vote in local elections differ meaningfully from general election eligibility Voter…
Helpful Reading for London Visitors: Why Henry Is Back Should Be in Your Bag
Fiona MacLeod reviews a comedy novel any London traveller will enjoy I usually write about practical things…
The Southbank Centre Turns Seventy-Five This Year, And They’re Marking It By Giving Away Free Events Practically Every Week
Hayward Gallery exhibitions, Clore Ballroom workshops and Royal Festival Hall concerts are all part of a genuinely…
The V&A’s East London Empire Is Finally Complete, And You Still Won’t Pay A Penny To Walk In
Bethnal Green, Stratford’s Storehouse, and now the full V&A East Museum have quietly built one of the…
