In London Travel

Shopping

Electronics

High Street

• Argos
  Catalogue shopping
• Currys
  Currys is an electrical retailer in the UK and Republic of Ireland, and is owned by DSG International plc. It specialises in home electronics and household appliances, with 295 superstores and 73 high street stores.
• Dixons
  Dixons is an electrical retailer in the UK and Republic of Ireland, and is owned by DSG International plc (formerly Dixons Group)
• Maplin Electronics
  Distributor of a wide range of electronics products providing an online catalog and ordering.
• Morgan
  Dealers in surplus, overstock and closeout computer stocks.
• PC World
  PC World is one of Britain's largest chains of mass-market computer superstores. It is part of DSG International plc ("Dixons Stores Group"). PC World operates under the brand name PC City in Spain, France, Italy and Sweden.

Online

• Amazon UK
  
• PixMania
  Pixmania was launched in 2000 as part of the Fotovista S.A. group of companies. Pixmania is a pan-European e-tailer of digital photographic and consumer electronic goods. It trades in 26 countries through bespoke transactional websites.

What is on?

Funny Events in London

• Pillow fight on Trafalgar Square
  Mobile Clubbing organizes funny events in different cities in the world, among them the pillow fight that in 2008 happened on March, 22.
• Easter Skate Eggstravaganza
  Imagine a mobile disco on London streets with 500 people dressed as the Easter Bunny - or as the Playboy Bunny. Here a video of the one in 2007
• Freeze London Trafalgar (2007)
  Organized by Improveverywhere.com is similar to the one that happened in New York city Grand Central station. This group organized many other events as the "No pants" or "No Shirts" and more on YouTube
• Skiing down Angel tube station escalator (2007)
  Instead of "funny" it is better to say "crazy"!

Weather

• Met Office
  Met Office is a public weather service that provides weather forecasts and warnings for the public.
• BBC Weather
  The BBC Weather Centre based in London's BBC Television Centre, produces around a hundred forecasts every weekday, over 22 hours each week, as well as additional broadcasts over the weekend, for its national and international channels. The Met Office provides the meteorological data and the presenters.
• Weather Underground
  Founded in 1995 as an offshoot of the University of Michigan's Internet weather database, Weather Underground is a commercial weather service that provides real-time weather information.
• Weather.Com
  The Weather Channel has been bringing weather information to the world since 1982. Beginning as a 24-hour, 7 day television network devoted entirely to weather, it has expanded across several mediums to bring the breaking weather to its viewers and users.