Maths is all around us, as Wet Wet Wet nearly sang, and now the Science Museum has got a new gallery devoted to all things numerical. I confess that I was a little confused as…
You know you’re getting old when you can remember three incarnations of the same museum. Back in 1981 the basement of the V&A played host to the Boiler House display of modern design, then in…
Walk along any Norfolk Beach and you are likely to see a seal bobbing alongside you in the sea. Seal watching at Horsey Gap is possible all year round but in the late autumn and…
Queen Anne of Denmark, Consort to James I decided that she needed a new hunting lodge in the latest style. The Queen’s House was built in the midst of the great Tudor palace of Greenwich. …
Business and economics are the engine that makes the western world spin and the Bank of England Museum is the place to celebrate that. Can you tell that before I was Cultural Wednesday I was…
Banksy has adorned the streets in and around the Barbican at least three times. First of all there was a tiny rat on Chiswell Street and then a couple of homage’s to Basquiat in 2017.…
Did you know that Benjamin Franklin lived in London? Did you know that you can visit the Benjamin Franklin House in London? Well, the answer to both is YES. Read on to discover how. Benjamin…