earthquake

More trivial facts for a London Monday.

More historical Londony trivia for a Monday morning.

Art, film, music and delicious food on offer at the Russian Club next Saturday.

Did you know that the National Portrait Gallery has been open in its current premises for 115 years?

Concerts, gigs, auctions – there are lots of ways to get involved with raising money for Japan’s earthquake and tsunami victims.

Southern hemisphere Super Rugby comes to the home of England – er – ‘normal’ rugby for the first time on 27 March.

The Victoria Line is just 42 years old today.

To most Londoners, the threat of an earthquake probably ranks about as likely as a giant mothra attack. But, says Roger Musson of the British Geological Survey, we’re long overdue a potentially lethal wobble. Speaking at the British Science Festival at Aston University, Dr Musson …

Holy Trinity Church, Cloudesley Square by Stephen McKay under a CC licence Last week’s Boobquake event got us thinking about earthquakes and their supernatural causes. London has been juddered by earthquakes, the last was in February 2008, and just like scanty clothing leading to grumbling …

St Paul’s Shadwell by Dave Pape (public domain image via Wikimedia Commons). This Week In London’s History Monday – 5th April 1821: The newly rebuilt St Paul’s Church in Shadwell (a.k.a. the ‘Church of Sea Captains’) is consecrated. Tuesday – 6th April 1580: An earthquake, …