Half-price tickets to Doctor Who: Time Fracture

Doctor Who: Time Fracture is an immersive theatre event where you will be part of the show, and selected dates are offering half-price tickets.

Tickets Alert: Doctor Who Revelation of the Daleks

To mark the soon to be released Blu-ray boxset of Doctor Who: The Collection – Season 22, BFI Southbank will be hosting a screening of Doctor Who: Revelation of the Daleks, in which Colin Baker’s Doctor comes up against his deadliest enemy.

Tickets Alert: Doctor Who on a big screen

The most-watched episode of Doctor Who ever, which had over 16 million viewers when first shown in 1979 is coming to the big screen in December.

Tickets Alert: Doctor Who on the big screen

There's going to be a chance to see a long-lost story from the Doctor Who archive on the big screen before it goes on sale in the shops to view on the small screen.

City of London design competition for a new TARDIS

The City of London is opening a design competition for a 21st-century Police Box to be placed around the Square Mile.

Missing Doctor Who London Underground story to be released

Set on the London Underground, the Web of Fear is one of those famously lost episode stories from Doctor Who, but a partially restored version is to be released by the BBC.

An immersive Doctor Who show is coming to London in 2021

May 2021 will see Doctor Who: Time Fracture open in London, an immersive theatre event where you will be part of the show.

Tickets Alert: Doctor Who and The Talons of Weng-Chiang

There's an opportunity next month to see a screening of one of Tom Baker's better Doctor Who outings, followed by Q&A with Louise Jameson.

The story behind the Earl’s Court TARDIS

Sitting outside Earl's Court tube station is a blue police box -- a TARDIS -- the first to be introduced to London since 1969, and it was built by London Underground.

Tickets Alert: Doctor Who screening – The Curse of Fenric

There will be a special anniversary screening of seventh Doctor’s penultimate story, with Sophie Aldred and script editor Andrew Cartmel.

Dr Who Daleks as London icons

Imagine a fusion of Doctor Who's famous villan, the Dalek and some of London's more famous street icons, and you have a work of art by Stu MacKay.

Doctor Who exhibition in central London

For a couple of weeks, there's a small exhibition of book cover artwork related to the Doctor Who books, which have been re-released by their publisher.

The Dr Who branded £10 bank note

There sits inside the British Museum a collection of banknotes and coinage -- and an exceptionally rare Doctor Who branded banknote.

Dr Who and Thunderbirds are Go at the RAF Museum!

In the ye olde days before computer CGI ruined everything, science fiction was noted for its use of plastic, wood and dubious plotlines.

See Dr Who in the London Underground on a cinema screen

A chance to see some recently rediscovered Dr Who episodes on a big screen next weekend, as the Prince Charles Cinema screens the entire Web of Fear story, and to put it into context, the preceding story as well, The Enemy of the World.

London auction of a Dalek, a Cyberman and a Tardis

More Dr Who stuff as Dr Who stuff is put up for sale at an auction house next month. Persons with wallets deeper than a Dr Who plot-line may be inclined to want to buy a Dalek, or a Cyberman, or an actual Tardis prop model. Time travel not included.

Dr Who and the Curse of the London Underground

It's the 50th anniversary of a TV show, and the 150th anniversary of an underground railway -- so, here are some Dr Who episodes that featured the London Underground.

Dr Who and the Daleks invade the Museum of London

A new exhibition to mark the 90th anniversary of the Radio Times has opened at the Museum of London, and as with anything BBC related, has a lot of Dr Who included.

Visit the Doctor Who museum and fan shop in London, UK

If you are a Doctor Who fan, then it may prove worthwhile to pay a visit to West Ham, for inside their former supporter's club store can be found an entire museum devoted to the science fiction show.

The Robots of Death at the Gunnersbury Park Museum

Formerly the home of the Rothschild family, a large mansion house near Acton Town tube station is now home to an expansive local museum for the area, and currently has a rather curious temporary exhibition on in addition to the usual permanent displays.

Crossrail moves into a former Dr Who film location

Earlier today, a historic train movement took place as the first - and probably last - ever passenger train ran through a tunnel that runs under part of Northfleet, next to Gravesend.

Dr Who in Comics – an exhibition

Dr Who has spawned more than a couple of films, tv spin-off series and gaudy trinkets for collectors - it also created an entire separate storyline in the form of the comic magazine.

Dr Who and the Deus ex Machina of Doom

I am going to be controversial and say that I really loathed the Dr Who series finale, and am getting increasingly despondent with the gushing unthinking praise that the programme gets from the fans (who make Apple fanboys looks moderate…

Dr Who, Ancient Egyptians and a Glass of Wine

Suggest an evening that involves wandering around an old fashioned museum with a glass of wine and I am probably already interested - but throw in allusions to Dr Who and various other science fiction shows and we have a near certainty that I'll want to turn up.