Christmas in Post-War London was a very different affair than what we experience today. The austerity measures of the time meant that many families had to get by with very little. Despite these challenges, people still found ways to celebrate and enjoy the holiday season.
Are you starting to think of how to dress your dinner table for Christmas dinner? Perhaps you need a bit of inspiration. Here are our top ten Christmas cracker facts. Read more >>
Start getting into the Christmas spirit by taking a walking tour through some of London’s most iconic Christmas landmarks. From twinkling lights to charming markets,
Here are some tips on how to make the most of your Christmas in London. Visit a Christmas market One of the best things
I get a little tired of hearing “Christmas is for Children’. Surely Christmas, a time for sharing and goodwill is for everyone, no matter their
It’s not yet the 6th day of Christmas and yet many retailers in the West End have taken down their Christmas decorations. The 2 tonne
Meet Ebenezer Scrooge: The Quintessential Miser Charles Dickens brought to life an unforgettable character named Ebenezer Scrooge in his famous book, “A Christmas Carol”. This
Celebrate the festive season at the National Gallery and take part in gold-themed activities and events. 17 November 2017 – 1 January 2018 Gold shines
There’s less than a week till Christmas! If you tend to leave it all to the last minute, we have the perfect solution – avoid
There is one question whilst doing my Christmas Carol Tour which I always get asked: who is your favourite Ebenezer Scrooge? Hmmm….who do I think
