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Events
Dry January Bar Crawl – Participating in Dry January this year? Don’t skip going out! Many venues across London Heritage Quarter have a vast selection of creative mocktails, non-alcoholic wines, beers, and premium drinks. Find the Dry January Bar Crawl on the ‘Trails’ section of the free LHQ Hub App.
Attend Venue Showcase Events with The Network – Are you an EA, PA, Office Manager or Event Booker? We host regular showcase events at local venues to highlight their offerings. To join our database and receive updates, please contact info@london-hq.co.uk
LSE Public Events – Join one of the many fascinating free public events in-person or online and hear from some of the world’s leading thinkers in economics, politics and social sciences. The Winter programme begins on 13 January with Grace Blakeley speaking on her new book, Vulture Capitalism.
Blue Monday
Ride out the Blues at Psycle – Join us for a high-intensity spin class combining cardio, muscular strength training and choreography on 20 January (Blue Monday) at 12:30pm.
Sing Away the Blues at BAM Karaoke Box – All day on 20 January (Blue Monday), pay just £5 for 1 hour of karaoke and all room proceeds will go to CALM Charity.
See what else is happening across London Heritage Quarter – Blue Monday doesn’t have to be gloomy! On 20 January, London will be buzzing with exciting deals and activities to help you turn the blues into a celebration. From wellness retreats to exclusive shopping discounts, there’s something for everyone to lift their spirits.
Security
Our Patrol Teams are continuing to work with the Met Police and Westminster City Council. They attend biweekly police briefings for information sharing between all parties.
Action Counters Terrorism (ACT) Awareness Training – Join us and the Met Police online on 14 January at 10am to raise awareness of terrorism threats and provide practical actions to protect yourself and your organisation from, or during an attack.
New Year’s Eve Security Debrief with Identity Global – An opportunity to discuss and feedback on the Mayor of London’s NYE Celebrations 2024 online on 13 January at 3pm. RSVP to info@london-hq.co.uk
It’s Her City Too – Learn how to support Westminster City Council’s campaign against sexual harassment, including safely challenging, intervening with or reporting such behaviour.
Dining & Entertainment
Stick To What You Love Menus at Sticks’n’Sushi – Throughout January, choose from a limited edition hot & comforting menu for just £19.50, including 5 sticks from the grill, miso soup and rice.
Monopoly Tea Tour with Brigit’s Bakery – Discover real-life London locations in an immersive version of the world’s favourite board game, alongside a scrumptious afternoon tea.
Veganuary at Mildreds – Where better to enjoy plant-based dining this month? Feast on the limited-edition Sabor Los Angeles menu, inspired by the diversity of the LA food scene, influenced by Mexican cuisine.
£36 Set Menu at TOZI – Throughout January, groups of 8 or more can enjoy a reduced price menu. For larger bookings, room hire and minimum spend will be waived when booking the whole bar or private dining room.
See it Live in 2025 – Start the year as you mean to go on by seeing live theatre. Get great deals on your favourite London shows with tickets from as little as £10 to £60.
Culinary & Tea Detox Masterclass at Síbín Speakeasy – Refresh your body and mind this new year and learn the art of detoxing with tea, discovering blends that cleanse, energise, and invigorate. Find Síbín within Great Scotland Yard Hotel.
‘SOIL: The World at Our Feet’ at Somerset House – This ground-breaking exhibition unites visionary artists and thinkers from around the world to unearth soil’s vital role in our planet’s future. Visit from 23 January.
Petit Townhouse Belgravia is Now Open – Experience luxury nail care and bespoke treatments at the new salon on Eccleston Street.
‘Lives Less Ordinary: Working-Class Britain Re-seen’ at Two Temple Place – Open from 25 January, this free exhibition explores the overlooked richness and diversity of working-class life and creative expression from the 1950s to now.
Spanish restaurant and bar group Camino to open in Victoria – Authentic Spanish tapas made with top-quality, seasonal ingredients are coming soon.
Parker London Now Open in Victoria – Experience classics, new dishes and pastries at 151 Buckingham Palace Road.
‘Angels of History’ Mosaics at St James’s Park – Composed of six panels created by artist duo, Hannah Quinlan and Rosie Hastings, on display in the atrium at London’s only Grade I listed Underground station.
Burns Night
Burns Night Menus at Jamie Oliver Catherine St – From 24 to 26 January, try three special dishes & a new cocktail, using delicious Scottish ingredients inspired by the traditional Burns Night meal.
Burns Night Event at The Rubens at The Palace– On 23 January from 6:30pm, enjoy canapés, Champagne and cocktails, followed by a six-course dinner alongside entertainment from their Resident Bagpiper.
What Else is Happening Across London Heritage Quarter – Honour the beloved Scottish celebration of Burns Night with hearty feasts, soulful music, and lively gatherings. Whether you’re planning a traditional supper with haggis and whisky or exploring modern twists on classic Scottish fare, see what’s happening across London Heritage Quarter.
Consultations
Jewel in the Strand at Strand Aldwych – St Mary le Strand Church seeks support for its planning application to repair and restore the Grade I listed church. Comments can be made to Westminster City Council (ref: 24/08327/FULL) until 22 January about this exciting project.
Complete Westminster’s Air Quality Action Plan 2025 to 2030 Consultation – Help shape shared strategies and guidance on protecting health, reducing emissions, and contributing to a cleaner, healthier city.
Recycling
Recycle Your Oral Care Products with Optimal Dental Health – Help reduce waste and protect the planet by recycling used oral care products at 1 Melcombe Street, London NW1 6AE.
Explore Business Opportunities with SocialBoxBiz – The non-profit CIC aims to expand CompTIA+ opportunities for formerly homeless technicians and tech-labs in 2025 by reusing old tech and promoting social-impact.
