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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

London Tube passenger numbers have returned to their highest level since before the Covid-19 pandemic as workers return to the office and people head out for the weekend, new figures show. more

The iconic Oxford Street Christmas lights will be on for just a third of their usual length of time this year due to soaring energy bills. more

This weekend - on November 5 and 6 - the Polish Social and Cultural Center in London will host the Polish University Fair, organized by the National Agency for Academic Exchange. During the event, you will be able to see the offer of the best Polish universities offering studies in Polish and English.more

TfL is charging older Londoners £10 a year to keep their 60+ Oyster cards - in a move branded a “scam” by one user. Ghanashyam Master was told this month he had to pay a recently-introduced £10 a year fee to prove that he still lives a London Borough. more

On All Saints' Day, Polish diplomats, led by Ambassador Piotr Wilczek, laid flowers and lit candles on Polish graves in London cemeteries.more

Londoners can expect travel chaos this weekend, as more train strikes are set to impact the underground services. more

The boss also said Covid was the final nail in the coffin for a Croydon supermall.more

A 14-year-old girl is fighting for her life in hospital after being hit by a bus in north-east London. more

Intensive work is underway on the set of "Emigracja", an adaptation of the best-selling book by Malcolm XD. The premiere of the new production of CANAL + Polska in the spring of next year. What is currently known about the loudly announced series about Poles leaving for work in London?more

The number of people sleeping rough in London has jumped 24% in the past year, according to an official count, meaning more than 3,600 people slept on the capital’s streets between June and September.more

Autumn is the least popular season for exercise in London, a survey has found. Less than two per cent of Londoners say they feel motivated to keep fit in October and November.more

The UK's most famous clock will be put back to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) this weekend for the first time since 2017. The Great Clock of Westminster, widely but unofficially known as Big Ben, will be changed by parliamentary mechanics in the early hours of Sunday.more

Network Rail employees have announced another wave of strikes in the dispute over wages and working conditions. Protests will take place on November 5, 7 and 9, RMT said.more

The Museum of London is marking its closure at London Wall by staying open all night for the first time ever and offering two weekend festivals filled with music, sport and theatre. more

FourJust Stop Oil activists have been arrested after throwing chocolate cake into the face of King Charles’s wax figure in Madame Tussauds on Monday morning.more