Will Noble is a Freelance Writer at Londonist. With over a decade of experience, he focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics such as urban art, photography, and cultural movements. His work has been featured in outlets including KETV, AOL UK, and The Telegraph, among others.
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By: Will Noble
Photographer Julia Margaret Cameron (right) now has a Blue Plaque at her former London home. Image: English Heritage/ public domain
By: Will Noble
Charing Cross railway station will be shut for a number of days over the summer. Image: Londonist
Looking for something fun to do today? Something eye-opening to watch tonight? Something delicious to eat tomorrow?
The Lambeth Country Show in Brockwell Park is one of the highlights of the south London cultural calendar. Except that, in 2026, it's not happening.
Head to Belvedere Road, and you can't miss this. Image: Londonist
By: Will Noble
150 of M.C. Escher's works land in London this summer. Image: M.C. Escher: The Exhibition Prepare to squint: 150 mind-bending works by M.C.
All weekend James Campbell entertains the whole family. Image: Flavia Fraser-Cannon
Buckingham Palace in the 1920s, although judging from the clothing, probably not those balmy days of May 1922. Image: Suzy Hazelwood
By: Will Noble
Estimated time of arrival: early July.
