Sunday, October 4
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Few European capitals put casinos in the middle of their nightlife the way London does. Walk from Piccadilly Circus to Leicester Square and you pass more gaming floors in ten minutes than Vienna has in total, most of them open around the… · at London On The Inside ↗
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Londonist
The countdown is on! · at Londonist ↗
Laura Reynolds
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Time Out London news
An Indian restaurant in Finchley Road was named TripAdvisor’s best hidden gem restaurant in Britain for 2026 · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Alex Sims
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Londonist
The best articles published on Londonist this past week. · at Londonist ↗
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Saturday, October 3
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A remarkable building with a sad ending. · at Londonist ↗
Aileen Reid
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Time Out London news
Time Out got a sneaky preview stay in the Park Plaza London Riverbank’s fancy new suite · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Andrzej Lukowski
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The Emory in Belgravia, which overlooks Hyde Park, is a masterclass in luxury. It even has a swimming pool with a ceiling covered in gold leaves · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Frankie Lister-Fell
Friday, October 2
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Secret London
When you buy things from a shop or online, there’s a general understanding that what you are purchasing is safe to use – assuming you follow any necessary precautions. But by and large, we often don’t think about whether or not something… · at Secret London ↗
Sam Barker
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ianVisits
Today’s London news round-up:Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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The immersive board game experience on Tottenham Court Road will shutter in January 2027 · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: India Lawrence
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There’s nothing better than being rewarded for just going about your day to day – and when you live in London, getting around is a pretty big part of that. Whether it’s zipping around on the Tube or daydreaming out of a bus window,… · at Secret London ↗
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The Roman Baths may get the crowds, but Bath Abbey truly makes you stop and stare. Just over an hour from London Paddington, this honey-stone Gothic “Lantern of the West” has watched over Bath for more than 500 years, on a site where… · at Secret London ↗
Charlie Maudsley
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The Association of Photographers hopes to turn its Downham Road premises into a place to work, meet and share ideas, if it can raise £75,000.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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From the outside, 261 Brixton Road looks like a classic London pub. That’s because, for most of its life, it was one. Long before it became Brixton Jamm, the building was the White Horse, later Ye Olde White Horse, a coaching inn that… · at Secret London ↗
Charlie Maudsley
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Time Out London news
After shutting its doors earlier in the year, The Camden Road Arms pub is back open with snazzy new features · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Frankie Lister-Fell
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The Indianapolis Colts, Jacksonville Jaguars, Houston Texans and Philadelphia Eagles are coming to London this October. Here’s everything you need to know about the games · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Frankie Lister-Fell
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Londonist
Get your spook on. · at Londonist ↗
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It’s been a whopping 75 years since one of the most mischievously mayhemic characters in comic-book history first appeared on the pages of The Beano. And to mark Dennis the Menace reaching this rather monumental milestone, a playful (and… · at Secret London ↗
Katie Forge
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London On The Inside
Sofar Sounds is taking over Shoreditch again, bringing 77 emerging artists to ten venues for Sofar Fringe 2026. One wristband gets you into every space (subject to capacity), all within walking distance, and there's no headline billing, so… · at London On The Inside ↗
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The dates for Richmond’s annual draw-off have been confirmed, offering visitors a chance to see the River Thames exposing its riverbed at very low tides.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Anytime Barking and Dagenham is mentioned on socials, you can expect the same tropes to be trotted out. "A sh*thole." "The best thing about Barking? Getting the hell out of there." It has got great transport links, to be fair. We guarantee… · at London On The Inside ↗
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There is going to be an urgent partial closure of the Victoria line on Saturday evening to carry out repairs to the track outside Brixton station.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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The New York-based artist’s first European solo exhibition explores queer and migrant lives, from the intimacy of a night out to the discomfort of standing at border control.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Time Out London news
The capital is a better place to live than Paris and Manchester, according to Oxford Economics’ 2026 Global Cities Index · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Frankie Lister-Fell
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Londonist
Deptford.org is a joy. · at Londonist ↗
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What a sight! · at Londonist ↗
Will Noble
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Updated 2/10/26 with opening date and restaurant names It's all change in Fleet Street, where one of the area's best-known buildings, which used to house The Telegraph, is being transformed into a... · at RSS 2.0 ↗
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When The Best Pizza Awards 2026 (not to be confused with the better-known 50 Top Pizza Awards) list was released last year, only six UK pizzerias made the cut. One of those was Forbici in... · at RSS 2.0 ↗
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They may have split from JKS, but Ardent Pubs (behind The Cadogan Ams, The George and The Hound) are getting ready to open their latest pub. This one is a lot more central than the rest, opening... · at RSS 2.0 ↗
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The Victoria and Jubilee lines will be down for parts of the weekend, with service changes on the DLR and Windrush line · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Ed Cunningham
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In a city like London, where new buildings are constantly being erected, and new restaurants and bars are opening left, right, and centre, the opposite is also true. As new venues open their doors, others hold their final service and sadly… · at Secret London ↗
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This is a weekly round-up of London's rail transport news...Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Thursday, October 1
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Time Out London news
A brilliant ensemble cast lift a trad production at Wyndham’s Theatre, though big name Grant is the weakest link · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Andrzej Lukowski
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Secret London
In a place as full of boozers and history as London, you can be sure that its residents have some strong opinions about the city’s best historic pubs. So naturally, when it came time to find out where London’s best storied, old pub is,… · at Secret London ↗
Sam Barker
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Well, it’s that time again, as we brace for the new ‘Celebrity Traitors’ season that kicks off today (October 1), which will, undoubtedly, capture the UK’s full attention for the foreseeable future. Season 2 will see stars like James… · at Secret London ↗
Kristina Galvydyte
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After a year away, Glastonbury Festival will return to Worthy Farm in 2027 – but getting tickets is notoriously competitive. The main sale is split across two dates: coach-and-ticket packages go on sale at 6pm on Thursday 1 October, while… · at Secret London ↗
Vaishnavi Pandey
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If you were going to create an enormous ‘Art Attack’-style mural of a national treasure, what materials would you use? Would you use specially-made art supplies? Or would you turn your creativity to found objects to create the… · at Secret London ↗
Sam Barker
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The Globe Theatre at Bankside has opened a public Shakespeare library and research centre, giving visitors access to more than 6,000 books and a collection of rare Renaissance texts.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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One of London’s most touching sights is set to return in a matter of weeks. This winter, Chelsea’s Duke of York Square will be taken over by 30,000 illuminated white roses – transforming it into the Ever After Garden. The sea of roses is a… · at Secret London ↗
Sam Barker
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London On The Inside
There's something about a good dive bar that keeps us coming back for another round, whether it's the sticky floors, the loud jukebox or the bartender who's seen it all. So if you're ready to take the plunge, we've rounded up the best dive… · at London On The Inside ↗
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Time Out London news
October is here and in a few weeks’ time the sun will set before 5pm. Here’s what you need to know about the end of BST · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Roisin Teeling
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Time Out London news
The singer’s Dinner Party Live On Tour is in the capital for two shows this weekend. Here’s all the essential information about the tour in London · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Ed Cunningham
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If you missed out on the RNLI’s recent exhibition, or fancy seeing more of their floating base, they offer occasional tours of the building.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Anyone who lives in London quickly learns to view the city through postcodes and local Tube stops, turning tiny urban patches into distinct ways of life. That instinct to navigate the capital through its micro-neighbourhoods doesn't… · at London On The Inside ↗
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Fireplaces now serve as both design features and supplementary heating sources in modern interiors. New technologies offer cleaner operation, greater installation flexibility, and easier integration with contemporary design schemes. As… · at London On The Inside ↗
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Behind the dancing, drinking and dreamy Parisian scenes, the National Gallery’s new exhibition reveals a world of flirtation and social signals easily missed by modern eyes.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Time Out London news
The enigmatic club night home to cinema screenings, live music and absolutely no phones will return in November · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Frankie Lister-Fell
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Time Out London news
Sensational turns from Anderson and Billy Crudup are made even better by the ultra-intimate staging at @sohoplace · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Andrzej Lukowski
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TfL has refreshed its design guidance for transport hubs, giving boroughs, developers and transport partners an updated set of principles to follow.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Londonist
The glowing angels are back... with new additions for 2026. · at Londonist ↗
Laura Reynolds
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London On The Inside
When it comes to spooky spots in London, somewhere like the Tower of London or one of Jack the Ripper’s local haunts may spring to mind. The Barbican is probably not at the top of your list. But it turns out that behind the famous… · at London On The Inside ↗
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Londonist
Family-friendly school holiday activities for all budgets. · at Londonist ↗
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The Ever After Garden, an installation of over 30,000 illuminated roses, is returning to London this winter. The garden will be back in Duke of York Square in Chelsea for the second year running. Set up in 2019 by Camilla Morton and Anya… · at London On The Inside ↗
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Londonist
And why it has a basement like a yellow submarine. · at Londonist ↗
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If you’re looking for somewhere to eat, drink and quietly escape the Oxford Street Christmas chaos, John Lewis has just the thing. Its sixth-floor 1864 Rooftop Bar & Kitchen has launched three heated igloos for festive feasting, skyline… · at Secret London ↗
Vaishnavi Pandey
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Pink sky at night will be London’s delight this evening as the tallest building in the city’s skyline will be illuminated pink to mark the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Tonight (October 1), the spire of The Shard will glow a… · at Secret London ↗
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It’s October 1st, and you know what that means: Halloween is less than a month away! But it also means that it’s time to start getting ready for Christmas in London. And ahead of the festive season arriving, one of the city’s most charming… · at Secret London ↗
Sam Barker
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If you’re after a proper pick-your-own pumpkin day out this October, you don’t need to trek far: the AA’s 2026 ranking of the UK’s best pumpkin patches has crowned this spot as number one and it’s only about an hour from central London.… · at Secret London ↗
Vaishnavi Pandey
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As a girl who spends a rather substantial amount of her time and money on the UK’s transport network, I like to think of myself as somewhat of a station connoisseur. I’ve got some pretty strong opinions surrounding what makes for a… · at Secret London ↗
Katie Forge
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Time Out London news
Time Out music writer Georgia Evans picks out the most unmissable live music in the city this month · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Georgia Evans
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Time Out London news
The owner of The Lord Napier Star says the east London boozer is threatened by plans for a block of flats next door · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Leonie Cooper
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A massive taco giveaway, major art openings, a fun history fest and a queer fair all feature in our free events roundup · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Alice Saville
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Time Out London news
Two shows at Ironworks – a vast new venue at Thames Wharf – have sold out before it’s even opened · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Frankie Lister-Fell
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ianVisits
A Japanese Shinto ceremony has marked the start of construction on the British Library’s £1.1 billion extension, a development that will also reserve underground space for a future Crossrail 2 station.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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A couple of years ago, a small pocket park that had been displayed at the Chelsea Flower Show relocated to Stratford, offering a mix of sculpture and bug-friendly planting.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Time Out London news
Super sushi, a cute cafe and New Haven-style pizza parlours feature in Time Out Food Editor Leonie Cooper’s October highlights · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Leonie Cooper
Wednesday, September 30
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In the heart of Chelsea, there isn't much in the way of rooftop dining, so expect the arrival of Beatrix on the King's Road to be a hit when it opens. Taking over the top floor of the new The... · at RSS 2.0 ↗
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From acclaimed exhibitions and unmissable theatre to great places to eat, drink and play, there’s always something new to discover in London. And with SWR trains whisking you straight into the heart of the capital, getting there is easy –… · at Secret London ↗
Caitlin Odell
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Secret London
Vapers and smokers across the UK face higher prices from this week as new duties on vaping products and tobacco come into effect. The changes begin on 1 October 2026, with a new tax applied to vaping liquid and an additional increase in… · at Secret London ↗
Vaishnavi Pandey
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ianVisits
Today’s London news round-up:Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Millions of households will see a tax cut on their energy bills from this week, as the government removes VAT from domestic electricity charges. However, the change will come into force on the same day as an increase to the energy price… · at Secret London ↗
Vaishnavi Pandey
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You may remember that earlier this year, the prospect of introducing an entry fee at some of the country’s most popular museums and cultural attractions was floated around by the UK government. These potential charges would have applied to… · at Secret London ↗
Katie Forge
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Secret London
EasyJet has confirmed that the much-anticipated EU hand luggage reforms will not automatically grant UK-departing passengers an extra free cabin bag. What’s changing under the new EU rules From late 2027, air passenger rights across the EU… · at Secret London ↗
Vaishnavi Pandey
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London On The Inside
London's leading literary festival, Wimbledon BookFest, is returning for another chapter this October. The eleven-day event will see a huge selection of authors from across fiction, non-fiction, children's literature and more take to the… · at London On The Inside ↗
Aliceb
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Time Out London news
A nationwide ranking of Britain’s top train stations features four rail hubs in the capital · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Roisin Teeling
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Burnt Oak tube station on the Northern line will be closed for a couple of weeks from late October for engineering works to add step-free access.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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London On The Inside
If your Halloween costume of choice is a tribute to your favourite artist, then this is one for you. The George Tavern’s Halloweekender is back for another year. The legendary Stepney venue will once again welcome a bunch of their trusty… · at London On The Inside ↗
Aliceb
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A week-long exhibition at Sotheby’s offers the chance to see Rome, from Mount Aventine before it changes hands again.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Time Out London news
The AA has ranked the UK’s top 20 pumpkin patches for 2026, with an Essex farm taking top spot · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Roisin Teeling
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Time Out London news
Manchester’s Forbici, which was named in the Top 100 Best Pizzas in the World, is coming to London Bridge · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Leonie Cooper
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A tiny forest at a TfL control centre has won the top prize in TfL’s annual gardening competition that turns stations, depots and offices across London into patches of green.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Time Out London news
The legendary gay club has secured its future until 2031, thanks to Asset of Community Value (ACV) status · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Roisin Teeling
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London On The Inside
If "all-inclusive" makes you think of wristbands and a queue at the carvery, Avali, Mar-Bella Collection, might change your mind. It's half an hour south of Corfu airport along the coast road, in the small village of Agios Ioannis… · at London On The Inside ↗
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Milk Burger opens on Westbourne Grove on 5th October, led by Chef Jorge Paredes, whose career includes stints at Sabor under Nieves Barragán, before becoming Head Chef at OMA and AGORA, where the restaurant won its first Michelin star and… · at London On The Inside ↗
Jules Pearson
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London On The Inside
Good news for anyone who likes their Sundays with a side of live music: the legendary Ronnie Scott's is teaming up with Seabird, the rooftop restaurant atop The Hoxton Southwark, to bring back its sold-out jazz series this October. Eight… · at London On The Inside ↗
Jules Pearson
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Time Out London news
Exploring the brutalist icon’s deepest, darkest corners after hours with new spooky tours · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Roisin Teeling
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The Southbank’s Hayward Gallery is opening later than usual in the final weeks of its Anish Kapoor exhibition to give more people a chance to see it.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Londonist
Do you believe these spooky stories? · at Londonist ↗
Simon Wroe
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Londonist
Dedicate a flower in memory of a loved one. · at Londonist ↗
Laura Reynolds
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Every time we think London's obsession with burgers is about to take a downturn, along comes another slew of new openings to prove us wrong. And right now the city is in the grips of the chef-led... · at RSS 2.0 ↗
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The Harts Group (who are the people that run Barrafina) are making some big changes in Borough Yards. Until recently, they've had a trio of openings there: Barrafina, Parrillan and Bar Daskal... · at RSS 2.0 ↗
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Updated 30/9/26 with opening date Another US chain is on its way over to the UK as Jersey Mike's, a sub shop which has over 3000 stores in America, is coming to London. Jersey Mike's has been... · at RSS 2.0 ↗
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The National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) has just announced a set of strikes that’ll be taking place on one of London’s busiest commuter rail lines in the coming weeks. Chiltern Railway drivers who are member of the… · at Secret London ↗
Katie Forge
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London On The Inside
Walking down a side street in Kennington, it’s easy to pass by Mr Cow. You’d be forgiven for mistaking the hatch for someone’s living room window, or the back of a larger restaurant. It’s so small, you practically have to kneel on the… · at London On The Inside ↗
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Overseas visitors will continue to enter England’s national museums for free after the government decided against introducing a separate admission charge for tourists.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Most Halloween half-term plans in London this year are going heavy on ghosts, gore and jump scares. But the London Zoo has quietly decided to do the opposite, and it might be one of the most exciting things to add to the fall calendar.… · at Secret London ↗
Corey Fuller
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This truly ancient church is one of the oldest in London, and although it is only open for services, it is still worth a wander around the outside.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Time Out London news
From Keira Knightley in ‘The Lives of Others’ to ‘High School Musical’ and Harry Judd, it’s all happening on the London stage this month · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Andrzej Lukowski
Tuesday, September 29
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Kinnear is a delight as radical economist James Maynard Keynes in the latest from Graham at Theatre Royal Haymarket · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Andrzej Lukowski
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Chiltern Railways is to face strike action later this month after the RMT union said its members voted overwhelmingly for industrial action.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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The Tower of London is giving up some of its best-kept medieval secrets. In the most significant dig inside the fortress in a generation, archaeologists have uncovered up to 50 human remains, lost chapels, and a trove of rare artefacts… · at Secret London ↗
Vaishnavi Pandey
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Read more: The oldest shop in London is 350 years old – it invented the bowler hat, holds a Royal Warrant, and boasts its own mini museum · at Secret London ↗
Katie Forge
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Today’s London news round-up:Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Tucked beneath a busy east London roundabout lies one of the capital’s most unexpected design gems. A Central line station whose barrel-vaulted concourse and symmetrical tile-work look more like a Moscow Metro palace than a Zone 4 commuter… · at Secret London ↗
Vaishnavi Pandey
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Secret London
How many genuinely new things do you think you learn in a typical day? Between AI, endless Reels and algorithms serving up other people’s thoughts which it thinks that you’ll like, there’s little room left to think for yourself. Maybe… · at Secret London ↗
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The Barbican is hoping for concrete evidence of the supernatural this autumn as it launches its first Ghost Tours of the arts centre. Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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‘Alice Immersive Wonderland’ will take you down the rabbit hole just in time for Christmas at Dock X in Canada Water · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Andrzej Lukowski
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New Young Vic boss Nadia Fall has announced the exciting final touches to her debut season at the theatre · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Andrzej Lukowski
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Eleven floors beneath Clapham Common, a wartime shelter is preparing to tell a few ghost stories.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Fancy a crispy pig’s ear for lunch? Borough Yard’s new tapas bar Los Primos promises traditional drop-in dining – and proper cervecería prices prices · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Frankie Lister-Fell
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Acton’s beloved ActOne cinema is throwing a party and everyone’s invited · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Phil de Semlyen
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With HS2 set to terminate at the station, the prospect of using boarding ramps for large numbers of changing passengers prompted a new design.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Londonist
"An oasis of glass in a desert of brick". · at Londonist ↗
Will Noble
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One word that sums up the 90s: energy. The worlds of art, music and fashion converged, and a fiercely independent mindset coursed through the veins of a generation craving change. Fresh ideas and new ways of doing things were born, and… · at London On The Inside ↗
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Okupa opened in November 2024 inside an old 1970s warehouse in Psiri, and the builders turned up a few surprises along the way, with archaeological remains now left on show in the basement. The name comes from the Spanish ocupar, to… · at London On The Inside ↗
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Harts Group is swapping one Spanish concept in Borough Yards for another, and it's another entry in what's shaping up to be the year of the restaurant flip. Los Primos, a new cervecería inspired by the drop-in bars found across Spain,… · at London On The Inside ↗
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29/9/26 - updated with launch month As longstanding readers of Hot Dinners will know we are absolute Dusty Knuckle stans. We've long held that their potato sourdough is the city's best iteration of... · at RSS 2.0 ↗
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Vikings, bears and a special film premiere. · at Londonist ↗
Will Noble
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Waterloo Bridge in its current form has been conveniently connecting the Southbank and the Strand since it set up shop in 1945. Nicknamed the ‘Ladies’ Bridge’ due to the fact that a great deal of its construction was completed by women… · at Secret London ↗
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For decades, reaching some of the South West’s prettiest countryside without a car has been far from straightforward. But that could soon change, with two historic towns set to return to the national rail network for the first time since… · at Secret London ↗
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Nine twisting works by Rachel Kneebone have appeared among the museum’s Old Masters, gilded furniture and decorative arts.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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The first new trains on the dark blue London Underground line should join the fleet by Christmas – here are more previews of the new vehicles · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Alice Saville
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Nearly 1km of London’s busiest shopping street will be car-free from the end of October · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Amy Houghton
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If you like your day-trip destinations to look like they’ve been plucked from the pages of a storybook, you happen to have come to the right place. Because the UK’s most ‘fairytale-like’ locations have just been revealed – and a scenic… · at Secret London ↗
Katie Forge
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Buses are coming back into public ownership with TfL’s Buses For London, with hopes for a greener and more cost effective future · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Alice Saville
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Catch early screenings of buzzy new movies and Oscar prospects at Hackney Picturehouse on November 13-15 – here’s every movie that’s showing · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Phil de Semlyen
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Jones’ Crumpets is bringing artisan yeast cakes to Notting Hill next month · at Time Out London news ↗
Primary Author: Frankie Lister-Fell
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Some restaurants have sprawling menus, full of a variety of dishes to tempt any tastes. Others, meanwhile, keep it short and sweet with a curated selection of dishes that they execute with impeccable precision. And yet others are so… · at Secret London ↗
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Forget boarding a long-haul flight to experience Mount Everest; you can experience the first ascent alongside Tenzing and Edward at Everest: The First Ascent here in London. Opening its doors to the public tomorrow (September 30) in… · at Secret London ↗
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Fashion-fanatics, gather round. A royally ravishing exhibition dedicated to the remarkable style of Queen Elizabeth II has officially landed in London. Where, I hear you ask? Buckingham Palace, of course. Marking the year in which… · at Secret London ↗
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Wuhan institution Cai Lin Ji is bringing its famous hot dry noodles to New Oxford Street · at Time Out London news ↗
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Although Peckham Rye station’s main upgrade is on hold, Network Rail has carried out some modest improvements to the station, including a wider ticket gateline.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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The date that road traffic will be banned from a large section of Oxford Street has been announced – as Monday 26th October 2026.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Here’s another glorious London celebration to add to your calendar, to ensure you make the most of the city’s tapestry of multicultural celebration. An enormous Diwali festival will touch down in the middle of the city next month, for one… · at Secret London ↗
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Completed in 1622, Banqueting House is the last surviving building of the Palace of Whitehall. Long before Buckingham Palace balcony waves, this place was the principal London residence of English monarchs. Its soaring, basilica-like Main… · at Secret London ↗
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If you fancy lunch in one of the City of London’s livery halls, it’s possible.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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London Euston is set for a £50 million facelift over the next three years, announced alongside confirmation that Avanti West Coast will be brought into public ownership from March 2027. Euston station to get £50 million upgrade as Avanti… · at Secret London ↗
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London’s bakery scene is booming. Right across the capital, there’s world-class baking going on behind the doors of industrial units and cute little cafés. And our appetite for baked goods is at an all-time-high. Queues snake down the road… · at London On The Inside ↗
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In London, and indeed all around the world, there are basically two camps of people. There are those who are already breathlessly waiting for the holiday season and the return of the Christmas lights. And there are those who angrily rail… · at Secret London ↗
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Great British Railways will weigh public ownership against leasing for future orders, although existing contracts will continue.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Jones' Crumpets is putting down roots. This October, the brand opens its first-ever dedicated café on Golborne Road, Notting Hill, bringing its artisan crumpets out of delis and market stalls and into a permanent space of their own. The… · at London On The Inside ↗
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Georgia is a country that's still pretty unknown to the masses, but we've been a couple of times in the last 12 months, and one of the most surprising things about it is just how good the food is. The variety of dishes and the breadth of… · at London On The Inside ↗
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The Time Out favourite is launching a new location on Blackstock Road, Finsbury Park in November · at Time Out London news ↗
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Waterloo Bridge has been found with cracks and water damage and could close within three years if repairs don't take place, according to Bloomberg · at Time Out London news ↗
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Top events in London this Saturday and Sunday. · at Londonist ↗
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People walking out of the Bond Street station’s Hanover Square exit might find themselves facing a huge mass of coiled wool and horsehair.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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Gennaro Contaldo, the man who taught Jamie Oliver his way around a pasta machine, has a new restaurant, and it's all about the bolognese. Bolo has opened on Air Street, a 32-cover trattoria on the Soho side of Piccadilly, marking Gennaro's… · at London On The Inside ↗
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One of London’s best burger spots will open a third outpost in November · at Time Out London news ↗
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More seats, better waiting areas and a long-awaited end to those last-minute platform scrambles are all coming to Euston, as revealed by government plans · at Time Out London news ↗
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From Renoir to the French Riviera, via a Great Wave. · at Londonist ↗
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Events that don't cost a penny. · at Londonist ↗
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They've known each other since the early Nineties, and now chef Gennaro Contaldo's career is mirroring his protegee Jamie Oliver. He's teamed up with the same restaurant company that recently... · at RSS 2.0 ↗
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Walks, talks and workshops. · at Londonist ↗
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Having started in Borough Market only last year, formerly Michelin-starred chef Jordan Bailey is building quite the burger empire as he's getting ready to open his third Heard. This latest burger... · at RSS 2.0 ↗
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You can often find me over on this little corner of the internet, waxing lyrical about the various vehicles that whizz us around our city. From tubes and trams to buses and bikes, my transport-related ramblings have made it pretty clear… · at Secret London ↗
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Slipknot have just announced their return to live music, with a giant concert penned in for London’s Wembley Stadium next summer. Marking their biggest-ever show in the capital, the legendary metal band will take to the stage on Saturday,… · at Secret London ↗
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The average price of diesel in the UK has reached a record 199.18p per litre, according to the RAC, as the continuing conflict in the Middle East pushes up global fuel costs. The figure is higher than the previous record of 199.09p per… · at Secret London ↗
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Thousands of homes in south London and Surrey have been left without water or facing low pressure after a major water main burst. Thames Water said the burst happened in West Molesey on Monday, 28 September, and initially affected up to… · at Secret London ↗
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In the worlds of fashion and art, one name that has always bridged the two fields is Elsa Schiaparelli. Originally a talented painter and sculptor, Schiaparelli became an inventive and revolutionary designer, founding the namesake… · at Secret London ↗
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The UK government will bring Avanti West Coast into public ownership from 7 March 2027, ending its private contract early and placing the struggling intercity operator under state control as part of Labour’s wider rail renationalisation… · at Secret London ↗
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As the chilly season starts to rear its head, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed who will be eligible for the upcoming Winter Fuel Payment. The annual tax-free lump sum is given to older people to help them cover the… · at Secret London ↗
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TfL completed the station’s feasibility design in July, while Arada has now applied to build the first phase of homes it would serve.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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If you had been in Berlin, Germany last week, you could have seen one of the Piccadilly line’s new trains on display.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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The train company, Avanti West Coast, will be taken into public ownership on 7th March 2027, Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander will announce later today.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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This is a 200-year-old, pastel-rich passageway with an award-winning pocket park that can be found a few minutes' walk from the Design Museum in Kensington.Read more › · at ianVisits ↗
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