Indigo at One Aldwych occupies one of Covent Garden's finest luxury hotels. The restaurant, alongside the Lobby Bar and the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory afternoon tea experience, forms part of a comprehensive dining offering within a five-star setting. The kitchen serves modern eclectic cuisine that reflects the hotel's position in one of London's most exciting neighbourhoods. A wellness centre with spa, gym, and swimming pool adds further dimensions to a venue that aims to be more than jus.....

A traditional community pub on Lower Richmond Road in Mortlake, south-west London, the Jolly Gardeners is a friendly local with a long and tangled history. The present building dates from the early twentieth century, but there has been a pub on or near the site for centuries, and its name is thought to reference the market gardens that once surrounded this stretch of the Thames before the area was built up. Today it serves the residential streets between Mortlake and East Sheen. The pub's linea.....

Wrapped in a gold facade made up of some 93,000 LEDs, the largest digital frontage in the United Kingdom, the Swansea Building Society Arena is the centrepiece of the Copr Bay regeneration scheme on Oystermouth Road. Construction began in late 2019 and the venue opened on 3 March 2022, with the local building society holding the naming rights for a 3,500-capacity room officially titled Swansea Arena. The arena was built as part of a 135 million pound development that also delivered a coastal pa.....

Six gentlemen founded a croquet club in a magazine office in 1868, and accidentally created the most famous venue in tennis. The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on Church Road, Wimbledon, began on 23 July 1868 as the All England Croquet Club, set aside one lawn for the new game of lawn tennis in 1875, and staged the first Championships in 1877 - 22 entrants, play suspended so as not to clash with the Eton versus Harrow cricket match. The club left its original Worple Road ground for th.....

The Vineyard belongs to Davy's, the independent, family-owned wine merchant and bar group founded all the way back in 1870, and that century and a half of expertise is written through everything it does. Set on St Katharine's Way beside the old docks east of the Tower of London, it carries the distinctive Davy's character of sawdust-and-bin-ends tradition brought up to date. Wine is the heart of the operation, an extensive, well-travelled list drawn from the group's own merchant heritage and p.....

Laid out around a lake shaped by a famous landscape gardener, Wimbledon Park is a leafy open space in south-west London. It offers a mix of sport, water and quiet green spaces close to one of the most famous addresses in tennis. The park is the surviving part of a great estate, whose grounds were landscaped in the 18th century by Lancelot Brown, the gardener known as Capability Brown. The lake at its heart was created as part of his design. Over time the estate was broken up and built over, bu.....

Better known to most as a public library, the building at 35 Wimbledon Hill Road also serves as a flexible hire venue, with a cluster of exhibition rooms and a dedicated performance area that together make it a genuine community events space. Run by Merton Council, the rooms are bright, modern and adaptable, available during library opening hours and, in most cases, well into the evening via a separate entrance on Compton Road. At the centre of the offer is Merton Arts Space, a sizeable hall me.....