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I'm heading to the south bank with my two tomorrow and we're not quite buggy free yet - anyone know whether there is a lift from platform to street at Waterloo east? Or better to go to charing cross and walk back over the bridge?


We're going to see the 'queens knickers' at the Purcell rooms - will report back! Any other ideas for things to do would be great...

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We are going to that too! We're all going on a bear hunt is also great (Lyric Theatre, I got tickets through kids go free week). Take swimming stuff and a towel today - there's a great water play on the south bank at the moment and also a lovely garden on top of the Hayward Gallery.


Have fun!

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