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Jamie’s Italian returns to London with group menus

Jamie’s Italian has launched group dining menus after opening a new flagship site in Leicester Square, London.

St Paul’s Cathedral Treasures Tour: a behind-the-scenes gem

From rare Tudor manuscripts to secret viewing points, GLT’s Keeley Rodgers heads behind-the-scenes of St Paul’s Cathedral for a unique experience.

Quentin Blake Centre opens with debut exhibitions

The newly opened centre offers group discounts and debut exhibitions including a rare showcase of Sir Quentin Blake’s theatrical works.

Science Museum marks American Independence with historic exhibition

The exhibition, opening in October, will explore how science and technology shaped the United States of America, 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Make sure you have the 2026 date in your diary

The GLT Show is simply the best day for group travel organisers and coach tour operators, where you can meet a vast range of exhibitors, including top attractions, tourist boards, accommodation providers, tour operators... and listen to expert speakers. We're back at Arena MK in Milton Keynes on 8th October 2026.

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London Theatre

Sadler’s Wells announces autumn/winter programme

The 2026 season at Sadler’s Wells Theatre features big names and new productions, including BalletBoyz and the return of Matthew Bourne’s Christmas residency.

Big fun! Heathers The Musical to open The Arts at Marble Arch

The award-winning production will have a limited 52-show summer run at the new temporary home of The Arts Theatre, followed by a UK tour beginning in September.

15 years: the enduring appeal of Matilda The Musical

As it enters its 15th year in the West End, we look back on the record-breaking success of Matilda The Musical and explore what it is that continues to appeal to audiences year on year.

Encore! Theatre shows extending in the West End

It’s always sad to see a good thing go, which is why we’re thrilled that these major productions are extending their run in London, one until 2028.

London Theatre Review: Beetlejuice The Musical

The much-anticipated West End debut of Beetlejuice The Musical delivers a spectacularly chaotic show, with 200+ special effects and David Fynn’s outlandish performance.