Will Noble is a features editor at Londonist Ltd, specializing in local stories and events in London, United Kingdom. With a keen interest in the city's history, culture, and transport, his articles provide readers with a unique perspective on life in the capital. Will's work has also been featured on KETV.
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By: Will Noble
Where's your go-to place for peace and reflection in London? The fragrant rose gardens of Hyde Park? Sun-up over Primrose Hill?
By: Will Noble
The people who can afford to live in Centre Point probably don't need a present from Santa.
The champagne trolley at Atelier Robuchon, one of scores of drinks trolleys being pushed around London's high class establishments.
Psst! We've mapped a load of A Christmas Carol locations from the book, films and plenty more. A Sherlock Carol is back in town for 2024. Image: Marylebone Theatre
Get to the continent for 30% cheaper. Image: Shutterstock Eurostar is currently running a flash sale — with 30% off all adult tickets.
Draughts is one of the places that's made board gaming cool in London. It's official: board games are hip — and that's long before The Queen's Gambit came along, too.
Talk about frozen in time. Image: neiljs via creative commons How do you know it's really cold in London? Big Ben freezes.
By: Will Noble
This film from 1901 paved the way for the many film adaptations of A Christmas Carol that followed.
If the Tudors used gaffer tape... Image: Londonist A Tudor style toilet in central London.
Loathed and loved in equal measures, Wetherspoon pubs have become an essential part of the British cultural landscape, but the unorthodox experiences offered in these cut-price watering holes can often leave visitors baffled.
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