Londyn

Snow has been reported across several parts of London as temperatures have completely plummeted. This morning (Friday, December 9), there are reports of snowfall in South London and North East London so far.more

Strike action involving more than 2,000 bus drivers in London has been called off after the workers accepted an improved pay offer.more

Getting a bus in London can sometimes be an agonising experience. Long queues, packed buses, and heavy traffic can all make London’s most used form of public transport a bit of a nightmare.more

Emergency cold weather measures were activated by Sadiq Khan on Wednesday amid concern that plummeting temperatures posed a risk to life.more

The annual Happy at Home Index looks at the impact of factors such as a sense of belonging and access to green space on overall happiness.more

The report by Cushman & Wakefield, which analyzes the market in terms of rents in commercial real estate, shows that New York's 5th Avenue is again the most expensive shopping district in the world.more

Soaring rents have in effect made life unaffordable for private tenants across swathes of the UK, according to research undertaken for the Guardian.more

White British people are the minority in London and Birmingham, the UK's two largest cities, for the first time since records began, according to new census figures.more

Unsuspecting landlords have been fined up to £45,000 for failing to have the correct licences, new figures have shown.more

An epic immersive experience opening in spring 2023 will lead visitors on an eye-opening safari through the natural phenomena of the seven continents, with narration by the inimitable David Attenborough.more

Heavy, incessant foot traffic in Westminster Hall while Queen Elizabeth II's coffin was on public display damaged the stone floor, British media reported yesterday.more

The coldest temperature so far this autumn has been -5.9C, which was recorded last week, but forecasters predict the mercury is set to drop even further in the coming days.more

In accordance with annual tradition, a Norwegian Christmas tree has arrived in Trafalgar Square.more

It’s not Christmas in London without Oxford Street’s twinkling lights, Winter Wonderland Instagram stories and, for some reason, a lorryload of Coca-Cola. So it’s definitely now Christmas, because the brand’s much-awaited annual truck tour is back for 2022. more

London Fire Brigade is "institutionally misogynist and racist", according to a damning review into its culture. A black firefighter had a noose put by his locker, while a female one received video of a colleague exposing himself.more

Experts have unearthed possible remains of the original medieval Thames River wall, believed to run under the Houses of Parliament, as part of thousands of hours of investigative surveys by the Restoration and Renewal Delivery Authority to map out the condition of the historic Palace of Westminster. more

The site will be the chicken company’s take on a British pub and will include a ‘ring for KFC delivery’ bell, a football table, screens and pints. more

Competition among tenants for properties intensified by potential buyers delaying plans and lower supply of smaller homes.more

Measure affecting 15 million people comes to end but company urges customers to show restraint in usage.more

A London council has threatened to issue £100 fines for dog walkers who do not produce a dog poo bag on demand. Hammersmith and Fulham Council is proposing a rule which would require dog walkers to produce a bag or scoop if asked by an official - or face a £100 fixed penalty notice. more

Tube passengers may be able to stream the World Cup Final on their smartphones while deep underground, it can be revealed. The roll-out of a 4G wireless network on the London Underground is due to hit a major landmark by the end of next month, when a number of stations and tunnels on the Northern and Central lines will be the first in central London to be connected.more

The last chance to buy tickets for London’s New Year’s Eve fireworks display on the banks of the Thames opens later this week, as the capital is set to celebrate without restrictions for the first time since the pandemic.more

Almost 70m journeys have been made on the Elizabeth line in its first six months, Transport for London said on Monday.more

Police were called to Gordon Ramsay's three-star Michelin restaurant in London on Saturday after climate change activists occupied tables. more

Extinction Rebellion and other climate activists have targeted 13 central London businesses and the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) building in a string of demonstrations following following Cop27.more