Aside the forums the site also offers an online magazine that covers topics from travel, fashion, and politics. The best part is anyone can contribute by registering and submitting an article they have written. The interactivity of the site means it provides a very useful platform to integrate further into the London student Community. What are you waiting for?
Friday, 6 May 2011
Join The London Student Conversation
londonstudent.co.uk brings together students, past and present from around London. The site is based on a multitude of forums for students to communicate with each other, on helpful topics like advice on accommodation and job searches, to wider discussions on student issues. Being a member of the forum will help you build up your network of London students.
Tuesday, 3 May 2011
Top 3 London Sunshine Hotspots
All eyes were on London last week as it hosted the Royal event of the decade. As the sun continues to shine here are my top 3 places to sit back, relax and enjoy it while it lasts (which knowing London probably wont be all that long). There is the added student bonus of picnic food, at minimal expense.
1. Primrose Hill, North London - nearest tube: Chalk Farm Road
One of the best views in London and a lively, buzzy area at any time of day or night, attracting a young and glamorous crowd. A charming neighborhood to browse round too and I recommend The Engineer Pub for a drink when the sun goes down.
2. Parsons Green, South West
Although only a stones through from the King's Road, the park you stumble on as you wonder out the tube station is relaxed and casual. It has quite a family vibe and is recommended for those wanting some quiet reading space as they enjoy the sunshine (it is exam period lets not forget).
3. Kenwood - nearest tube: Hampstead or East Finchley
Famous for its appearance in the classic Notting Hill Movie, this North London park has built a great reputation for itself. Immaculately kept and extremely vast its certain to be crowded on summer days, making for a great atmosphere. Best for a big group equipped with bats, balls and picnic blankets.
1. Primrose Hill, North London - nearest tube: Chalk Farm RoadOne of the best views in London and a lively, buzzy area at any time of day or night, attracting a young and glamorous crowd. A charming neighborhood to browse round too and I recommend The Engineer Pub for a drink when the sun goes down.
2. Parsons Green, South West
Although only a stones through from the King's Road, the park you stumble on as you wonder out the tube station is relaxed and casual. It has quite a family vibe and is recommended for those wanting some quiet reading space as they enjoy the sunshine (it is exam period lets not forget).
3. Kenwood - nearest tube: Hampstead or East Finchley
Famous for its appearance in the classic Notting Hill Movie, this North London park has built a great reputation for itself. Immaculately kept and extremely vast its certain to be crowded on summer days, making for a great atmosphere. Best for a big group equipped with bats, balls and picnic blankets.
Where have you been going enjoy London recently? Let us know and help build the London student community.
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