The controversial Tulip skyscraper in the City was granted planning approval today despite huge concerns about its impact on historic views of London.more
The machines, made by French company Short Édition, will dispense free one, three and five-minute stories … with the first penned by Anthony Horowitz.more
Over one hundred people took part yesterday in a meeting with immigration experts at the Polish Social and Cultural Center in London's Hammersmith. Poles and other citizens of the European Union countries had the opportunity to hear general information about the registration system that would allow them to receive the status of a settled status, and also to talk to lawyers in person.more
Her Majesty is on the hunt for a Sous Chef to be based at Buckingham Palace, her main royal residence. Salary details are not included on the advert but the chef can expect a "competitive package". The role has one huge perk as the royal cook will have the option to live-in.more
A huge bridge spanning the River Thames which would be the largest of its kind in the world could be built by Transport for London, according to reports.more
London Stansted Airport has announced it will recruit hundreds of new staff and invest in new facilities and service improvements ahead of what is expected to be another record-breaking summer season.more
Two-time Wimbledon champion Andy Murray has been named as the official starter of the London Marathon on 28 April.
Scot Murray - currently rehabilitating following hip surgery - said it was an "honour" to be asked.
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The capital's "postcode inequality" was laid bare today by research showing that some Londoners are dying more than 10 years earlier than those in neighbouring areas.more
Designing anything, let alone a massive building, is not a simple task. It requires pragmatic decision-making coupled with bold creativity. As with any form of art, the designer ultimately strives to make something striking and original. more