Laura Reynolds is a Duty Editor at Londonist Ltd. She covers a diverse range of topics, including urban design, adventure travel, and the arts, often blending regional interest with global perspectives. Laura's work has been featured in MySA, JPIMedia, and LondonWorld, showcasing her passion for exploring destinations and unique experiences.
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Laura’s coverage mainly focuses on events, seasonal happenings, and government announcements in London. She appears to have a keen interest in topics related to house & home as well as entertainment news.
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Top events in London this Saturday, Sunday and bank holiday Monday.
Freddie Mercury in the Made in Heaven music video. Photography by Simon Fowler © Mercury Songs Ltd
Looking for something fun to do today? Something eye-opening to watch tonight? Something delicious to eat tomorrow?
Exhibitions, festivals, theatre shows, sports and other events in London this autumn.
By: Laura Reynolds
When and where to watch, and an intro to London's teams.
By: Laura Reynolds
London no longer has a Freddie Mercury statue, but Switzerland does. Image: Exploratorium efimeros , Creative Commons
PYO pumpkins near the capital this Halloween.
Where to watch fireworks in the capital this year.
Image: Jeff Spicer, PA Media Assignments The latest artwork to grace Trafalgar Square's Fourth Plinth has been unveiled this morning (10 September).
The world's most prestigious address? Image: PAUL FARMER , Creative Commons Ever strolled south-west along Piccadilly to Hyde Park Corner and noticed the rather regal building facing out onto Wellington Arch?
