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A spectator says ‘Come on Tim!’ at Wimbledon.
A spectator says ‘Come on Tim!’ at Wimbledon.
Narrowly avoiding tipping into a Hackney canal on your bike.
Plunging into Hampstead Ponds (extra points for avoiding duck poo).
Watching the meat eaters snaffle all the halloumi at a barbecue.
Befriending the adjacent group of picnickers at your local park after a few tinnies.
Escaping the heat by visiting air-conditioned galleries (hello, Tate Modern!) but sticking around for the art.
Losing your mate at a festival, then seeing them reappear hours later, beers in hand.
The first sunburn of the year.
A smug mate flashes their Glasto wristband weeks after
the festival.
Is it the apocalypse? No, it’s flying ant day!
Someone says ‘I can’t believe it’s still light outside’.
Sleeping naked with four fans on.
Thanks to FREE NOW, the mobility super app, you can travel on your terms this summer, keeping you connected with the things you love across the capital. FREE NOW is fast, flexible and offers four different transport types at the tap of an app:
Black Cabs
FREE NOW is the UK’s biggest black cab app, which means there are plenty of these iconic cars to go ‘round. What’s more, you can select an electric vehicle, and your expert driver can actually use the bus lane to get you to your destination faster.
Private Ride
Convenient, affordable and available in London, Private Rides are always there when you need them.
eScooters and eBikes
Zip around with ease, sun on your cheeks. FREE NOW has partnered with two London suppliers (Tier and Dott) which means you can legally scoot or cycle around the capital.
Summer in London is, of course, as fleeting as it is potent. Before you can say ‘Is it too early for a second 99 Flake?’ it’s over. So you’ll want to take full advantage of every sweet moment of tipsy, sun-kissed bliss, or risk missing out. Thankfully, we’ve teamed up with mobility super app FREE NOW to create the definitive guide to the sunny season. Food, sport and something called ‘The Black Chapel’, it’s all here. Get stuck in.