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Despite the mild identity crisis the capital city’s weather seems to be encountering at the moment, one thing that London will be experiencing exactly as expected is the final 6pm sunset of the year. And that, my friends, is sadly taking…at Secret London
Katie Forge
Local press Secret London
Some London buildings spend their lives as offices; others become Hollywood film sets. The Farmiloe Building in Clerkenwell has done both. The Grade II-listed building played Gotham City’s police station in Christopher Nolan’s Batman…at Secret London
Charlie Maudsley
Local press London On The Inside
The Casa Fofo alumni behind this neighbourhood spot are serving inventive Italian plates, natural wines and Sunday sessions with guest DJsat London On The Inside
Jules Pearson
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Whilst we’ve barely even had to dig out our chunky knitwear yet, as far as I’m concerned, it’s never too early to start penciling in plans of festive fun and frolics. And date that every Londoner should be marking in their calendar is…at Secret London
Katie Forge
Local press Secret London
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Offering public buildings and land for equipment could help improve services, but funding and delivering network upgrades remains the responsibility of mobile operators.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press London On The Inside
Ralphie's opens in Belgravia in late Novemberat London On The Inside
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Local press Secret London
Read more: An enormous, larger-than-life Wallace & Gromit and Aardman experience has landed in London – you can wander around Wallace’s invention shed, join Shaun the Sheep and the Flock, and moreat Secret London
Katie Forge
Local press Time Out London news
At last, the mayor has introduced a scheme to improve the capital’s connectivity issuesat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Frankie Lister-Fell
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If you want to see A Christmas Carol performed live, the very home where Charles Dickens lived seems like a perfect setting.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Central London’s cult Prince Charles Cinema has survived a long battle with its landlord and signed a long-term lease that secures its future for at least the next quarter century.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Londonist
Legendary Leicester Square venue secures its future.at Londonist
Laura Reynolds
Local press ianVisits
Winnie-the-Pooh's skull has gone on display in central London – or, more correctly, the skull of the real bear who inspired A.A. Milne's furry friend.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Time Out London news
Heavyweight former Royal Court boss Cooke takes over the Islington powerhouse with an exciting year of workat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Andrzej Lukowski
Local press London On The Inside
From Georgian orange wines to Ukrainian fizz, this vinyl bar is giving West London a taste of the Eastat London On The Inside
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Local press Time Out London news
After nearly two years of uncertainty, the legendary Leicester Square filmhouse has secured a long-term leaseat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Amy Houghton
Local press London On The Inside
Six Seconds from Basket Press Wines Opens This Monthat London On The Inside
Jules Pearson
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In restaurant industry circles, buzz about Ex-Dorchester Grill chef Tom Booton's first solo venture has been steadily building over the last few months. However, we're only just now getting to hear...at RSS 2.0
Local press Time Out London news
Four teams are competing to bring Ladywell Playtower back to life, and Lewisham Council wants to know which plan you preferat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Roisin Teeling
Local press Time Out London news
Lee Tiernan is back at the former FKBAM site with free sandwiches, ahead of a brand new restaurant opening this autumnat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Roisin Teeling
Local press London On The Inside
Angel Dabang is one of our favourite bakeries in London. The tiny Angel shopfront serves some of the most legit Korean baked goods around, including traditional twisted doughnuts (kkwabaegi), tteokbokki rice rolls and salad sandwiches. And…at London On The Inside
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Local press Londonist
Carols not your thing? We've got you covered.at Londonist
Will Noble
Local press RSS 2.0
Like many fans of Black Axe Mangal, or to use the correct title FKBAM, we were gutted when it closed last year. But the good news is that next weekend, chef Lee Tiernan will be back in his Highbury...at RSS 2.0
Local press Londonist
Trains above the Thames, from the 1840s.at Londonist
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Local press Secret London
Fancy walking through whimsical balloon worlds and playful installations that react to your presence? How about a giant, hypnotic inflatable maze? You’ll get to explore these and many others at a new interactive art experience coming to…at Secret London
Yaiza Canopoli
Local press Secret London
Having pub-crawled their way around every corner of the country (someone’s got to do it, hey?), the ale-aficionados over at Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) have officially decided on the fortunate finalists of their highly-esteemed National…at Secret London
Katie Forge
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A contentious redevelopment of a large block of land north of Liverpool Street station is set to go ahead after the Deputy Mayor for Planning approved it.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Time Out London news
Celebrate apple day, bag a free cocktail, join an acid house dance party or see some free art with roundup of bargainous things to doat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Alice Saville
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If you walk down a narrow side street near Liverpool Street station, you might notice a plain-looking brick building, London's oldest surviving Ashkenazi synagogue.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Secret London
After an absolutely scorching hot summer, the recent weather change has been welcomed by many, in fact, it’s even got many of us wondering if we’ll have a white Christmas this year. But before we start celebrating the festive season, we…at Secret London
Kim Bansi
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Today’s London news round-up:Read more ›at ianVisits
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Drenched in history and dripping with charm, London’s oldest restaurant has been filling the rumbling tummies of hungry city-dwellers since it first swung open its doors in 1798. Now, almost 230 years later, the building in which it sits…at Secret London
Katie Forge
Local press Secret London
Explore centuries of human history and discover 4,000-year-old civilisations at the Timewalk Immersive Experience Museum; book tickets today.at Secret London
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Local press Time Out London news
Jasmine Jobson’s new boxing biopic starts its Olympic journey in this unique Shadwell sweatboxat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Sam Davies
Local press ianVisits
If you fancy watching some international cricket at Lord's next year, then it's time to enter their ballot for tickets.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press London On The Inside
Enjoy bright lights and big flavours this November Diwali, or the Festival of Lights, is a festival that symbolises the triumph of good over evil, light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance. The name comes from the Sanskrit word…at London On The Inside
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Local press Time Out London news
Proposals for new high-rises in the Square Mile got the green light last monthat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Amy Houghton
Local press Secret London
There are few better ways to spend an Autumn evening than with a glass of wine in hand (ideally, Italian). Luckily for Londoners, Eataly London’s beloved Wine Festival is back this month. On Thursday 29th and Friday 30th October, the home…at Secret London
Giulia Metyas
Local press Time Out London news
‘Origins’ will light up Christopher Wren’s masterpiece for nine nights in Februaryat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Roisin Teeling
Local press ianVisits
The National Theatre is offering a free week of theatre at home, with a new seven-day trial giving eligible new subscribers unlimited access to its streaming catalogue.Read more ›at ianVisits
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It's the second oldest restaurant in London (and the oldest to have stayed in one location), now Rules has entered true national treasure status by being donated to the National Trust. The...at RSS 2.0
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If you've ever wondered which hue of Le Creuset cookware really reflects your personality, then a four-week pop-up coming up at Harrods aims to answer that question. The French brand has taken over...at RSS 2.0
Local press ianVisits
An exhibition explores the practical work behind Sense and Sensibility, from disguising radiators to protecting historic paving from a 24-tonne lighting rig.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Time Out London news
Squish and Doom are the prevailing themes as the world’s oldest toy store reveals its highly influential annual Festive 15at Time Out London news
Primary Author: Andrzej Lukowski
Local press London On The Inside
There are few more atmospheric places to see out the year than Union Chapel, and the Grade I-listed Victorian Gothic venue has just unveiled its Christmas 2026 line-up. The centrepiece is the return of its much-loved Carols by Candlelight…at London On The Inside
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Local press Time Out London news
Ryan Calais Cameron’s hotly-anticipated show about the Zambian space programme is almost sold out, but we can get you inat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Time Out editors
Local press ianVisits
It’s the 960th anniversary of the Battle of Hastings, and a timely reminder that the next batch of Bayeux Tapestry tickets will go on sale soon.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press London On The Inside
Some hotels give you a room with a view and leave it there. Leeu Estates gives you a vineyard, a winery, a working farm, a huge art collection and one of the best restaurants in South Africa, all within a short walk of your front door.…at London On The Inside
Jules Pearson
Local press Londonist
Public consultation launched - have your say.at Londonist
Laura Reynolds
Local press RSS 2.0
Having only opened just over a year ago in Manchester and earlier this year in Liverpool, Tabitha's coffee has been building a big following. Now they're getting ready for a three-day pop-up at the...at RSS 2.0
Local press RSS 2.0
Back in 2022, Willows opened in Clapham, and it must be doing well, as they're getting ready to open a second restaurant and wine bar in Chelsea. They're taking over a site next to the Saatchi...at RSS 2.0
Local press Secret London
Cohen described it in the liner notes to The Best of Leonard Cohen: “I had a good raincoat then, a Burberry I got in London in 1959.” It’s believed he bought it at Burberry’s on Regent Street, a purchase that would go on to inspire “Famous…at Secret London
Charlie Maudsley
Local press Secret London
London is undeniably the best city in the world, so getting the best out of it can take some serious legwork, and more often than not, far too much money. That’s why we created our Secret Club: our online community for unlocking the best…at Secret London
Jack Rattenbury
Local press Secret London
Drinkers heading into town are in for a treat this week, as six London pubs will be pouring complimentary drinks thanks to Joe Lycett. The comedian and Celebrity Traitors star announced the move during the finale of his Channel 4 show,…at Secret London
Alice Lorenzato-Lloyd
Local press Secret London
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, folks, but it seems as though a whole lot of bed bugs have descended upon the capital city recently. New research from pest control connoisseurs has revealed the country’s ‘bed bug hotspots’ – and London…at Secret London
Katie Forge
Local press Secret London
We’re used to seeing the royals pop up in London, whether it’s at a local boozer or visiting an iconic London business. But the heir to the throne was spotted in a particularly unusual way this week. Yesterday, Tuesday 13 October, Prince…at Secret London
Kim Bansi
Local press Secret London
Picture the scene – you’re aboard the most famous ship in the world, the RMS Titanic, travelling in luxury. You’re sat in the first-class dining saloon, and you’re about to tuck into a scrumptious-looking afternoon tea. Surely not an…at Secret London
Sam Barker
Local press Secret London
Hidden beneath a random residential side street in everybody’s favourite seaside town is Shell Grotto. Its exterior is unassuming, to say the least – and so you’d be forgiven for walking straight past it without even noticing. It would be…at Secret London
Katie Forge
Local press Secret London
If you often find yourself thinking you’d love to make some more space for hobbies in your free time – you’re definitely not alone. In fact, 49% of Brits struggle to break away from usual habits (like scrolling and watching tv), despite…at Secret London
Caitlin Odell
Local press ianVisits
Plans to pedestrianise the wide road between Piccadilly Circus and St James Park appear to have been delayed after an updated consultation pushed back the next stage of works.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Time Out London news
While the pedestrianisation of a section of Oxford Street will soon finish, a nearby project has just been stalledat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Frankie Lister-Fell
Local press ianVisits
This part of London was still fields until a couple of hundred years ago, but a local landmark at the park's southeast corner, the Rosemary Branch, a large pub, gave the park its name.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Time Out London news
The duo give excellent performances in Ian Rickson’s moving West End production at the Harold Pinter Theatreat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Andrzej Lukowski
Local press Londonist
Rules on Maiden Lane gets permanent protection.at Londonist
Laura Reynolds
Local press ianVisits
The Covent Garden restaurant’s landlord has donated its historic building to the National Trust, safeguarding the atmosphere Betjeman fought to preserve.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Secret London
London is packed full of cinemas. Whether you’re after a bit of luxury, an authentic analogue experience, want to taste your way through a film or just want to catch the latest release on the big screen, there’s something for everyone. But…at Secret London
Kim Bansi
Local press Londonist
Click for Christmas content!at Londonist
Londonist
Local press ianVisits
Today’s London news round-up:Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Secret London
Well, there may be a blue sky over London today, as we enjoy balmy 20-degree temperatures in the city, but we can’t ignore the facts: Christmas is just a matter of weeks away. And that means the city’s ice rinks are… erm… what’s the…at Secret London
Sam Barker
Local press London On The Inside
Jeff Tan, the launch chef of Hakkasan Mayfair, has secured a site in Belgravia for his first flagship restaurant. Han & Han opens in November, serving modern Chinese cooking rooted in classic technique. Tan won a Michelin star for Hakkasan…at London On The Inside
Jules Pearson
Local press Secret London
Plans to lengthen London’s much-loved Docklands Light Railway have been in the pipeline since the start of the 2020s. And for the past six years, the prospect is an item that’s remained firmly at the top of south-east London’s wish-list.…at Secret London
Katie Forge
Local press ianVisits
An 1899 Benz combination delivery vehicle will appear at the St James’s Motoring Spectacle alongside possibly the earliest Daimler and the oldest Rolls-Royce.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Secret London
You can now fall asleep somewhere near Brussels and wake up in Berlin, Prague, Milan or Lake Como with the Eurostar leg sorted in the same booking. European Sleeper has teamed up with Dutch ticketing platform Choo-Choo to let travellers…at Secret London
Vaishnavi Pandey
Local press Time Out London news
Rochelle Canteen has teamed up with NoMad London for a delicious three-month takeoverat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Amy Houghton
Local press ianVisits
A railway level crossing near Upminster in east London has been closed by Network Rail following repeated incidents of dangerous misuse involving children and teenagers.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Secret London
A petition calling for the State Pension age to be reduced to 65 for everyone has surged past 76,000 signatures, putting it within reach of the 100,000 mark needed to be considered for a debate in Parliament. Created by Michelle Gill, the…at Secret London
Vaishnavi Pandey
Local press ianVisits
Twelve railway arches beneath the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines near Kilburn Tube station have been refurbished, with restored brickwork, new glazed frontages, and a landscaped pedestrian walkwayRead more ›at ianVisits
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Local press London On The Inside
Acme Taco is expanding to Dalston. Chef Andrew Clarke's taco concept, which drew queues on the Blackhorse Beer Mile when it launched this April at 40ft Brewery, opens at the brewery's Dalston taproom on 1st November, right next door to…at London On The Inside
Jules Pearson
Local press Time Out London news
This rusting Victorian masterpiece needs £1 million to go towards urgent repair workat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Alice Saville
Local press London On The Inside
Clapham favourite willows is opening a second restaurant in Chelsea this November. The site is on Duke of York Square, just off the King's Road and next to the Saatchi Gallery. Its build-your-own breakfast boards have gone viral since the…at London On The Inside
Jules Pearson
Local press London On The Inside
Le Bab is built on a love of the kebab, with slow-cooked meats, flatbreads and sauces made in-house. Founded by Stephen Tozer and Ed Brunet, who previously cooked at Le Gavroche, it first opened its doors in Soho’s Kingly Court back in…at London On The Inside
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Local press Time Out London news
Last night, the ‘Curry Oscars’ celebrated the UK’s masters of spice – here are the capital’s winnersat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Alice Saville
Local press Time Out London news
The historic music emporium only reopened its flagship store in London’s West End three years agoat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Frankie Lister-Fell
Local press Time Out London news
Help AC-12 scour London’s streets of corruption in new show ‘Line of Duty: Operation Echo’at Time Out London news
Primary Author: Andrzej Lukowski
Local press Londonist
The brooding musical has played in London ever since.at Londonist
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Local press Londonist
Three...two...one... CHRISTMAS!at Londonist
Laura Reynolds
Local press Secret London
As though we’re all on a bad date, the topic of the weather really has been the talk of the town recently. I mean, you can’t really blame us, can you? What with the unseasonable warmth and the prospect of the largest El Niño in living…at Secret London
Katie Forge
Local press ianVisits
Gagosian’s free exhibition explores Magritte’s continuing influence through familiar paintings, unexpected discoveries and sculptures that seem to have escaped from somebody else’s dream.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Secret London
London has two very different contenders in the running to be named Britain’s best railway station. Both are among 20 finalists in the Rail Delivery Group’s annual World Cup of Stations, which this year celebrates “creating connections…at Secret London
Vaishnavi Pandey
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There are very few spots as synonymous with Oxford Street as the historic HMV store that – aside from a fleeting four year hiatus between 2019 and 2023 – has stood proudly on Europe’s busiest shopping street since 1921. The iconic…at Secret London
Katie Forge
Local press ianVisits
The annual lights show at Kew Gardens is introducing something new this year… adults-only evenings.Read more ›at ianVisits
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The latest Programmes and Investment Committee report from TfL has outlined some of the works that have been carried out on London’s rail network in recent months.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Jeff Tan, best known for being the man who headed up Hakkasan Mayfair when it first opened in London, is getting ready to open his first solo restaurant in Belgravia. Called Han & Han, he's taking...at RSS 2.0
Local press RSS 2.0
After becoming a big hit over at 40Ft Brewery in Walthamstow, Andrew Clarke is bringing Acme Taco to the original 40Ft in Dalston too. The second Acme Taco will be landing in the 40Ft Brewery...at RSS 2.0
Local press Secret London
Daniel Craig has a new role away from the big screen: pub co-owner. The pub is said to be haunted by Gilbert, a former hangman who is believed to linger in its cellar. The story apparently wasn’t mentioned to Craig and his partners before…at Secret London
Vaishnavi Pandey
Local press Secret London
It’s not long now until one of London’s busiest thoroughfares, Oxford Street, will have a 1km stretch closed to cars — from 26 October, to be exact. But did you know plans are underway to pedestrianise another iconic part of London?…at Secret London
Kim Bansi
Local press London On The Inside
Good news if you’ve never managed to get behind that famous unmarked door on Arnold Circus: Rochelle Canteen is heading west for the winter. From Thursday 15th October to Friday 15th January, the much-loved Shoreditch restaurant is taking…at London On The Inside
Jules Pearson
Local press ianVisits
Today’s London news round-up:Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Secret London
London isn’t particularly thin on the ground when it comes to its haunted hangouts. With a backstory that’s filled to the brim with history and mystery in equal measure, our capital city boasts an abundance of spooky spots for us to head…at Secret London
Katie Forge
Local press London On The Inside
Vintage lovers, clear your Sunday. Peckham Carboot, Second Life Markets and Bottle Factory Flea are joining forces for The Trunk Show, an all-day vintage and archive designer market taking over The Hoxton, Shoreditch on Sunday 18th…at London On The Inside
Jules Pearson
Local press ianVisits
A £10.6 million project will add a new footbridge and three lifts, giving passengers step-free access to all four platforms.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Time Out London news
The listed studio is being transformed into an exhibition space and lecture hall in the architect’s memoryat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Frankie Lister-Fell
Local press ianVisits
HMV has announced it will close its flagship Oxford Street shop in March 2027, just over three years after returning to its historic homeRead more ›at ianVisits
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Local press London On The Inside
South Kensington has embassies on practically every corner, so a new one shouldn’t turn too many heads, even if it’s flying the Oatly flag. Entry is free, and there’s plenty to see, sip and get stuck into across the two days. On Friday…at London On The Inside
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Local press London On The Inside
Job Spec The Role We're looking for a filmmaker who lives on social to lead LOTI's video and social output. You'll make our documentary series, run our Instagram and TikTok, and bring the same storytelling to the brands that partner with…at London On The Inside
BenLOTI
Local press Time Out London news
A proposed new block of flats could have a major impact on the future of the beloved hallat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Amy Houghton
Local press London On The Inside
You may not realise it, but this year has been defined by one song. Ella Langley’s country hit “Choosin’ Texas” has well and truly dominated the US charts. It’s just racked up 24 weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, overtaking…at London On The Inside
Aliceb
Local press Time Out London news
Shaken or stirred? This old-school boozer will reopen next year with 007 at the helmat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Frankie Lister-Fell
Local press ianVisits
The River Thames has a new tunnel under it, after a tunnel boring machine completed a 2.2km long tunnel under the Thames near Tilbury.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Secret London
A south London market will remain closed until Sunday, October 18, after an inspection found further safety concerns following a fire that destroyed several stalls. The local council said the nine-day closure, which began on Saturday,…at Secret London
Vaishnavi Pandey
Local press Londonist
Top events in London this Saturday and Sunday.at Londonist
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Towering hairdos and theatrical portraits fill an exhibition that celebrates queer creativity while remembering the campaigners who fought for the freedom to be themselves.Read more ›at ianVisits
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Local press Time Out London news
Praised for their community building, these two north London depots are among the finalists of the World Cup of Stationsat Time Out London news
Primary Author: Frankie Lister-Fell
Local press Secret London
Okay, let me set the scene for you. You’re mildly melancholy about the fact that your holiday has come to an end. You step off the plane and into the airport terminal, and the only thing igniting even a flicker of joy within you is the…at Secret London
Katie Forge
Local press Londonist
And they're very different from one another.at Londonist
Will Noble
Local press Londonist
You even get a complimentary hot drink.at Londonist
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Local press Londonist
Events that don't cost a penny.at Londonist
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The London restaurant scene is brutal, and with all the pressures on restaurateurs right now a sub-par performing restaurant can't be left to its own devices for too long. So over on Kensington...at RSS 2.0
Local press RSS 2.0
Chophouses are back in vogue, it seems. We've just had the launch of Cloth Cornhill, which takes some of its influences from Simpson's Tavern, the classic chophouse that had been on its site before,...at RSS 2.0
Local press RSS 2.0
For one day only, a free noodle shop is popping up in Shoreditch. This one comes from supermarket brand Kitchen Joy. They make frozen noodles, and they'll be cooking those up for their one-day...at RSS 2.0
Local press London On The Inside
It’s not that easy to experience London as a local when you’re bound to be dazzled by all the famous landmarks dotted around the city. That’s not to say that local Londoners don’t visit museums, hang out in Soho, or stroll through Hyde…at London On The Inside
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Local press London On The Inside
The team behind NQ64 are back on Berwick Street, and this time they've taken things somewhere darker, louder and a whole lot more futuristic. NQJPN opens on Friday 23 October in NQ64's former Soho home, bringing together a late-night…at London On The Inside
Aliceb
Local press Secret London
The BBC’s natural history series is making a huge splash in 2026, and its upcoming soundtrack features one of the most iconic collaborations in the music industry. Pop artist Jade Thirlwall has partnered with Hollywood royalty Hans Zimmer…at Secret London
Ugne Giraityte
Local press London On The Inside
It's a tough time for the hospitality industry Updated October 2026 We've already written about why 2025 was proving to be such a turbulent one for hospitality, thanks to the combination of increased VAT, increased National Insurance…at London On The Inside
Christina
Local press Secret London
The country estate where Fleetwood Mac’s Christine McVie lived for 25 years is back on the market, with an asking price of £3 million. Fleetwood Mac’s Christine McVie’s former home lists for £3 million Known as the Quaives, the roughly…at Secret London
Vaishnavi Pandey
Local press ianVisits
This long and busy passageway can be found in the centre of Ealing Broadway, and hence is nowhere near Barnes at all. It is named after a Mr Barnes though, hence the geographically confusing name.Read more ›at ianVisits
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The watchdog says a complicated reporting process and poor responses to victims are undermining confidence and concealing the extent of hate crime on the network.Read more ›at ianVisits
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