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London’s Tube service will be affected by strikes again, joining London buses and national train services in industrial action. more

Bond Street officially turned on its spectacular Christmas lights officially marking the start of the Christmas season on the street. A brand new scheme of over 93 thousand LED bulbs light up the sky inspired by the resplendent magnificence of The Crown Jewels and the world-famous jewellery houses that have made Bond Street their home over the centuries.more

Holborn, King’s Cross and the Shoreditch “triangle” were on Tuesday named by cyclists as the most dangerous junctions in London.more

Sadiq Khan is under fresh pressure to drop his controversial expansion of the ultra-low emission zone (Ulez) as new polling reveals the majority of Londoners oppose the mayor’s flagship policy. more

Traffic levels in Covent Garden have dropped by as much as 25 per cent as Westminster and Camden councils look to make a trial scheme permanent in the area. more

Three London town centres will be receiving £130,000 each in a bid to bolster evening High Street business. Bromley, Vauxhall and Woolwich will benefit from the Night Time Enterprise Zones.more

Richmond has the highest proportion of poorly-insulated homes in the capital, research has revealed. Seven in 10 families in the south-west London borough are living in homes with energy efficiency ratings between EPC bands D and G. more

London was battered by heavy rain overnight on Wednesday and into Thursday morning - but a drier couple of days is in store for the capital, says the Met Office.more

Magdalena Abakanowicz, the pioneer of artistic textiles, invites you on a fascinating journey through a world where fabric is combined with what appear to be fairy tale forms, writes the British newspaper The Times, announcing the artist's exhibition at London's Tate Modern gallery.more

Petition handed to City Hall on Tuesday asking for the benefit which was was suspended soon after the start of the pandemic to be reinstated more

Although the LED Countdown displays are still useful for passengers, for the past six years TfL has been experimenting with alternative solutions which are less resource-intensive and more adaptable.more

The number of private landlord possession claims are now at the “highest level ever”, government data reveals.more

On December 7, the 4th edition of the British-Polish Tech Forum will take place at the Queen Elizabeth II Center in London's Westminster. The aim of the event is to promote Poland as an attractive investment destination for companies in the UK, especially those from the IT sector.more

British King Charles III, for the first time as monarch, presided over Remembrance Sunday, when the British pay tribute to soldiers who died in both world wars and in subsequent conflicts.more

Londoners are set for yet more travel misery in the run up to Christmas following the news that bus drivers will go on strike from November 22. Almost 1,000 bus drivers employed by Abellio will strike on November 22, 25 and 26 and on December 1,2,3,9,10,16 and 17.more

London councils are cracking down on drivers as concentrations of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) - an air pollutant created mostly from cars -reach their greatest levels since the start of the pandemic.more

Students of schools in London will receive free training in building healthy relationships and recognizing sexism and misogyny. The program will be funded in full by City Hall.more

While the national rail strikes on November 5, 7, and 9 have been called off, Tube strikes are set to go ahead on November 10.more

The second edition of the Festival of Polish Sacred Music "Joy & Devotion" begins today at St Martin-in-the-Fields Church in Trafalgar Square, London. The program includes Renaissance, Baroque and contemporary pieces, including by Wojciech Kilar and Henryk Mikołaj Górecki.more

London is among the top most popular destinations booked by travellers globally this year, a new report reveals.more

Seventy years after 1952 London smog, energy crisis could increase winter stove and open fire use.more

The climate change action group has been calling on the Government to abandon plans to licence over 100 new oil and gas projects by 2025. more

A new yellow weather alert has been issued for large parts of south-east England, after days of heavy rain.more

Three sections of the Elizabeth line have been connected, allowing passengers to travel across London without having to change stations. Previously anyone going from Heathrow, Reading, Abbey Wood and Shenfield had to change at Paddington or Liverpool Street to remain on the new Tube line.more

Poppy roundels, specially wrapped buses and unique station announcements are returning to London’s transport network this week as TfL kicks off the capital’s annual Poppy Appeal.more