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  • Skate 50 commemorates Undercroft Skate Space
  • Great Exhibition Road Festival coming to Science Museum
  • Weekend Hopper Fare announced by Mayor
  • The Type of Food You Eat in Pregnancy Can Shape your Baby’s Brain!
  • High Court allows Brockwell Park festivals to go ahead after legal challenge fails
  • Waltham Forest declares nature emergency
  • Transport staff face average of 200 incidents of violence & aggression a week
  • Fairy Tales until August at the British Library
  • Kinky Boots at the London Coliseum is funny, moving and full of heart
  • Farne Islands puffin-cam goes live
  • Online tour shows all picture displays at National Gallery
  • Passenger numbers may be affected by Iran war, Heathrow warns
  • Met deploys 100 extra officers to protect Jewish communities across London
  • Royal Parks records 149 incidents of dogs chasing deer in parks
  • Car market grew by 24% in April 2026
  • Arts Everywhere Fund grants 130 organisations £130 million
  • Avenue Q at Shaftesbury Theatre still feels as sharp as ever
  • Food Season at British Library to return
  • Cremorne Wharf to become public park
  • Road rage increased by over a third since 2020
  • Golden Lane Leisure Centre closure moves users to alternative venues in City of London
  • Marathon runners raise over £30,000 for Ambulance charity
  • London Zoo marks 200 years with new health centre plans
  • Wildlife photo competition launched by Santander Cycles & NHM
  • Children’s Literature Festival returning to Barnes in June
  • Unaffordable housing in London not just due to supply, think tank says
  • Be Water Aware, Fire Brigade urges following deaths on River Brent
  • Michael Jackson biopic shows spectacle but avoids the man behind it
  • Undergraduate students build “cosmic radio” in dark matter hunt
  • More Than Monuments invites people to explore London’s hidden gems
  • Spider-Man filming in Hammersmith and Fulham as major productions return to the borough
  • AI and Jobs Taskforce announced by Mayor
  • ONS projects deaths to outpace births every year from 2026
  • Turkana Rift in East Africa breaking apart, scientists find
  • Sky Gardening Challenge launched by National Trust
  • The Ocean Map book to be launched by National Maritime Museum
  • Phone thieves targeted by Met operation
  • Palantir AI contract with Scotland Yard may be opposed by Khan
  • Blood vessels in T. rex bone reveal healing injury
  • Poppy Factory celebrates 100 years in Richmond
  • Sickle Cell disease to be explored by theatre performance
  • FPNs issued to over 1,300 cyclists by City Police
  • SMEs in London to benefit from finance hubs
  • A weekend between Hercules and The Lion King shows what works on the West End stage
  • Smithfield Annexe redevelopment to bring food market and hotel to City of London
  • 20,000 children run Mini London Marathon in central London
  • Open air theatres across the UK offer summer productions from London parks to coastal stages
  • Brain cells behind depression identified
  • Murals reMastered from National Gallery announced
  • 1776 American Independence report to go on display in Greenwich
  • Barbecue fire safety tips from Fire Brigade
  • Inter Alia at Wyndham’s Theatre explores justice and motherhood under pressure
  • Passkeys should replace passwords, says GCHQ cyber agency
  • Queen Mary scientists prove sweat bees change colour
  • Trainspotting musical coming to Royal Haymarket this summer
  • Recovery strategy for red squirrels in England revealed
  • Commitment to F-35 reaffirmed by governments but questions raised over timeline
  • Housebuilding in London 94% below target
  • Cronos at BFI Southbank shows how Guillermo del Toro’s gothic cinema first took shape
  • Trillionths of a second could be captured by experimental camera
  • Queen Elizabeth Memorial Committee announces recommendations for memorial
  • PlayStation users in UK & Ireland required to verify age
  • Art Fund Museum of the Year finalists announced
  • Traffic returns to A40 Westway as repairs complete
  • Flyby struggles to hold its course at Southwark Playhouse
  • Starship could cut journey to Uranus in half
  • Fuel saving myths may be costing you, experts warn
  • Richmond May Fair returns next month
  • Mobile phone bans in school law to be voted on by MPs
  • Rose of Nevada review a Cornish mystery that lingers
  • Toilet deserts warning as public loos decline across England
  • City of London asks Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to give up Freedom of the City it cannot revoke
  • Barbican exhibition returns to 1996 at the height of Cool Britannia
  • Beaver protection guidance urges long-term funding for England reintroduction
  • Taster session for citizen scientists in Richmond upon Thames
  • Grant won by Lyric Theatre to improve stage & sound
  • TfL to work to cut down absence and sickness rates
  • Primary school starters likely to receive place at preferred school
  • Ozone layer comeback may be held back by industrial chemicals
  • IT equipment donations urged by Mayor to bridge digital divide
  • London speeding fines surge as enforcement rises sharply across boroughs
  • Sulgrave Club celebrates its centenary
  • Strike action next week; TfL says to check before travel
  • Crystal Palace sports centre faces overhaul as heritage meets modern demands
  • Alien life may be detected by spotting patterns, study suggests
  • UK automotive sector urges EU to protect €80bn trade relationship
  • Mosquito species preference varies, study suggests
  • Churches given funding for repairs by Historic England
  • Cultural venues to receive nearly £130 million in government funding
  • How London builds 880,000 homes may decide what kind of city it becomes
  • Lidl and Iceland ads banned under new UK junk food rules
  • Grayson Perry says AI will change work but not end humanity
  • UK growth forecast cut as Iran war drives energy shock, IMF warns
  • Gray whales dying in San Francisco Bay
  • Loneliness linked to weaker memory but not faster decline, study finds
  • East London bus depot to see over 300 bus drivers strike
  • Historic England backs transformation of Crystal Palace National Sports Centre
  • Picture Making at Serpentine
  • Weymouth dig begins to uncover the medieval roots of Melcombe Regis
  • Lady Mayor warns against isolationism as global tensions dominate City banquet
  • Finbar Sullivan remembered after Primrose Hill stabbing as family and community pay tribute
  • Quentin Blake brings a Southbank procession to life across the Royal Festival Hall
  • Police seize more than 1,100 suspected stolen phones in Kilburn crackdown
  • Dying stars wiping out giant planets, UCL astronomers find
  • Petition calls for reversal of Richmond’s Lime e-bike ban
  • London International Motor Show returns to ExCel in 2027
  • Horse racing ban called on by Green leader
  • SMR deal reached between GBE-N & Rolls-Royce
  • White storks could return to London under rewilding efforts
  • Strawberry Hill House painting appeal launched to secure rare Johann Heinrich Müntz work
  • Art House Open Studios festival to return in May
  • Regulations for evacuation during fire come into place
  • SUVs making potholes worse, scientists say
  • A Mirrored Monet struggles to turn strong visuals into a compelling musical
  • Teeth ’n’ Smiles returns with energy but struggles to hold together
  • Eamonn Holmes recovering in hospital after stroke
  • A vast Roman sanctuary beneath Frankfurt is revealing how ritual shaped life in the city
  • Artemisia Gentileschi came to London as the court tried to remake itself through art
  • Thomas D Wright: Angel or Devil in the Studio
  • Bicycle bell from Škoda bypasses noise-cancelling headphones
  • Riverside Artists Group marks 40 years with new exhibition
  • Exhibition in support of Shepherds Bush homeless charity
  • Falkirk to be site of UK’s first large-scale battery energy storage
  • April classical CD reviews of Schubert, Holst and Nielsen recordings
  • Estate playgrounds burst into life across Wandsworth this spring
  • Species loss in Britain could exceed 100 by 2080
  • The Mulberry Centre 25th anniversary to be celebrated by concert
  • Haircuts4Homeless to be showcased in new exhibition
  • Richmond Royal Hospital “transformed” into new homes
  • High temperatures expected across England and Wales this week
  • Overheating in London homes due to climate change
  • Galleon arrives in Kensington Gardens
  • West End LIVE to return to Trafalgar Square this June
  • ‘Knife crime hotspots’ schools to get specialist training
  • Robotaxis must obey London Rules, TfL chief says
  • Steve Backshall opens new children’s natural play area at Woodberry Wetlands
  • National Gallery saw 29% rise in visitors in 2025
  • Palm House at Kew Gardens set for net-zero future
  • Subscriptions to be easier to cancel under new laws
  • Bikehangars rolled out across Wandsworth
  • Artemis II crew set to orbit the Moon as London science institutions track new era of exploration
  • Clapham disorder arrests after social media-driven gatherings escalate
  • Project Hail Mary and the blockbuster that makes cinema feel human again
  • The British Museum Reading Room and Where London Read Itself
  • Virginia Woolf and the Mind at Gordon Square
  • DVSA updated rules for learner drivers now in place
  • Grease: The Immersive Movie Musical returns to Battersea Park
  • Southwark tube station given Grade II listed states
  • DragonFire laser weapon to be on Royal Navy vessels by 2027
  • Low Carbon Homes guide published by London Councils
  • Why global species survival efforts now matter for London’s green spaces
  • QR code smaller than bacterium could hold data for centuries
  • REAL ID required for US domestic flights
  • Car checks recommended to reduce breakdown risk
  • Physics funding cuts are destroying future says Brian Cox
  • Homes for Londoners Land Fund to deliver over 500 affordable homes
  • Mandelson disclosure widens as personal messages sought
  • William Caxton and the moment printing arrived in London
  • Arctic landfast ice declines as seasons shorten along Alaska coast
  • A south London music school holds its ground as community support steps in
  • Life retuned “ridiculously fast” after dinosaurs’ extinction, study finds
  • Notting Hill Carnival funding increase raises safety and spending questions
  • Oscars to relocate from Hollywood in 2029
  • National museums may charge international tourists
  • Trail hunting ban consultation launched by government
  • Pupils step into engineers shoes on Hammersmith Bridge
  • Albert Bridge closure brings London’s infrastructure pressures into view
  • Samurai and the making of a warrior myth
  • Pink Narcissus is a dreamlike cult film that refuses to explain itself
  • Dogs became “man’s best friend” earlier than previously thought
  • Anning was “sick of fossils” letter reveals
  • UK moves to intercept Russian shadow fleet vessels in British waters
  • Under-16 social media ban supported by Lords
  • London heritage sites secure £1m funding as repair pressures grow
  • Summer Streets fund to return, Mayor announces
  • London Transport Museum saw record visitors in 2025
  • Can Nato withstand another crisis
  • Beverley Knight lifts Marie and Rosetta at Soho Place
  • Idris Elba backs renewable eco-city plan for Sherbro Island
  • Golders Green ambulance arson investigated over possible Iranian links
  • Hormone therapy may boost tirzepatide weight loss after menopause
  • Al fresco dining fund hopes to support hospitality sector
  • Solar panels & heat pumps to be required in all new homes
  • Epping Forest visitors urged to protect bluebells before spring bloom
  • Ice ages on Earth may have been caused by Mars, study finds
  • West London teacher barred after safeguarding breach involving private tuition emails
  • Writing competitions at Goldsmiths University
  • Lard may have been used to build Stonehenge, study suggests
  • Fuel prices see US consumer interest in EVs rise
  • ‘Babies on Board’ badge introduced by TfL
  • Cutty Sark DLR station reopens early after escalator upgrade
  • All screen no bite Erivo’s Dracula visually dazzles but fails to sink its teeth in
  • Golders Green ambulances destroyed in suspected antisemitic arson attack
  • ESCAPADE mission studies Martian atmospheric loss
  • Spring photography competition open in Hammersmith & Fulham
  • Map of London from 18th Century to be republished
  • Driving slowly and working from home recommended to save fuel
  • Smarter Homes Hub to help Richmond residents retrofit homes
  • London Assembly warns housing design gap is slowing planning decisions across the capital
  • Arcadia at the Old Vic
  • Playing the Long Game
  • All My Sons returns with force on screen
  • Island Passage from Madeira to Cape Verde
  • Oviraptor nest recreated to answer palaeontological mystery
  • NHM is UK’s most visited attraction
  • Stonehenge tunnel loses planning permission
  • Drivers who park on pavements face fines
  • Union warns bus workers may strike on same day as Tube drivers
  • Cats and humans’ cancer overlap, study finds
  • Labubu movie in the works
  • Cockpit experience at RAF Museum London
  • Fly tippers may be made to clean up as punishment
  • Trees for Streets & Wandsworth partner to boost biodiversity
  • Tying the Knot at Sea
  • Kepler-51d exoplanet challenges astronomers
  • Astronomers Take Over to open at National Maritime Museum
  • Shipwrecks crime crackdown guidance launched
  • Unlimited fines for dog owners if livestock attacked
  • Radar-based speed cameras to be trialled by TfL and Met
  • A Journey Worth the Miles: The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
  • DNA study reveals extended family burials in Stone Age Gotland community
  • Experimental cancer immunotherapy triggers whole-body tumour response in early trial
  • Kent meningitis outbreak identified as strain B not covered by most teenage vaccines
  • Kasparov’s Immortal Game: The 1999 Masterpiece Against Topalov
  • Vertebrates’ ancestors may have had four eyes, study finds 
  • Bayeux Tapestry at British Museum tickets on sale from 1 July 
  • Cold War bunker discovered at Scarborough Castle 
  • Potholes on roads would cost £18 billion to fix 
  • Balham Children’s Library begins refurbishment 
  • Political thriller One Battle After Another dominates Oscars with six awards
  • Love and Loss in William Nicholson’s Shadowlands
  • Mrs Lincoln Goes Off Script
  • Finalissima cancelled due to war 
  • Public vote for artwork from wood saved from Sycamore gap tree 
  • Star Trek 60th anniversary to be celebrated at Science Museum 
  • SUV charge for London considered by Mayor 
  • Cycleway 34 and 9 approved by LBHF
  • Al Quds march banned by police amid disorder fears 
  • Inquiry into student loans launched by MPs
  • Empty homes to be brought back to use
  • Ionosphere disturbances may trigger earthquakes, study finds
  • Triceratops skeleton to be auctioned
  • Dresden to be evacuated after WW2 bomb found
  • Historical figures to be replaced by wildlife on banknotes
  • Cambridge Gardens tennis courts reopen
  • Zoopla finds half of UK homes rose in value
  • Seven HWM Edition unveiled by Caterham
  • License fee for Swiss public broadcaster saved by voters
  • High air pollution alert issued by Mayor
  • Planning applications system back online following cyber-attack
  • Sir Adrian Boult and the Sound of an Orchestral Age
  • Jobs in US fell by 92,000
  • Learning to drive unaffordable, learners say
  • Import ban on nuclear weapons lifted by Finland
  • Boris bus to be removed from select routes
  • Measles cases rise prompting urge to check vaccine status
  • The unlikely hip-hop hoax behind California Schemin’
  • Ten arrested in London counter-terrorism investigation linked to alleged Iranian spying
  • Robert Hall appointed communications chief at City of London Corporation
  • Middle East conflict disrupts flights. What UK travellers need to know about delays, refunds and travel rights
  • Regeneration of Olympia to bring new hospitality venue
  • Turkey set for record breaking tourism in 2026
  • BBC warns licence fee faces “tipping point” without reform
  • Snakes in Australia found to have rare fungal disease
  • Traffic-free Oxford Steet “by the end of this Summer”
  • Neighbourhoods improvements package approved by Westminster
  • Barbican Renewal Programme approved to restore London arts landmark
  • West London Orbital rail link moves forward with TfL funding
  • Rail services suspended after person struck by train on Norwich–London line
  • Drone strike hits Azerbaijan’s Nakhchivan exclave as regional war widens
  • Government rescue flight delayed as Britons stranded in Middle East conflict
  • Eletre plug-in hybrid launched alongside EV
  • Maguire given 15-month suspended sentence in Greece
  • Heat stress affecting Amazon insects
  • Defibrillators installed to “eliminate defib deserts” in London
  • Swandon Way underpass begins improvement work
  • Farage unveils Robin Wales and Clive Furness as Reform targets London votes
  • Ethics in mental health broken by AI chatbot
  • Yellowstone wolves stealing kills from cougars, study finds
  • Tusk says Poland may seek its own nuclear weapons
  • E-scooter trial a success TfL says
  • Health walks encouraging residents to get outside and enjoy fresh air
  • Traces of the Inner Tracey
  • UK considers sending destroyer to Cyprus after drones target RAF Akrotiri
  • Chelsea Foundation marks International Women’s Day with mentoring drive at Cobham
  • Owen Cooper to become youngest player in Soccer Aid history
  • Met chief says restoring trust will take time on Everard anniversary
  • Violence on public transport prompts call for action
  • Welsh house prices rising at double UK average
  • Made in Europe rule proposed to combat Chinese EVs
  • Nuclear arsenal of France to be increased
  • Sheltered housing inspections underway
  • Iran’s crypto economy exposed as strikes threaten power network
  • Tolmers Village residents face fresh uncertainty as Euston plan update raises redevelopment fears
  • Sadiq Khan commits £20m to boost London bus use as passenger numbers slip
  • Met still missing DNA records for nearly half of serving officers
  • Barbican Music Library revisits 1996 in new ‘Cool Britannia’ exhibition
  • City of London to host inaugural Global Risk Summit in 2026
  • Where Hope is Made
  • Ultimate Performance Brings Precision Training to Canary Wharf
  • Royal Variety Performance returns to Royal Albert Hall as tickets go on sale
  • Man arrested after Churchill statue defaced in Parliament Square
  • Regulator finds serious failings in City housing standards
  • IAG profits surge to nearly £4bn as British Airways warns on Heathrow expansion costs
  • Radio 2 selects Stirling for flagship summer festival
  • The Point of Pointillism: Seurat and the Sea at the Courtauld
  • Fabia RS Rally2 anniversary edition celebrates 125 years of motorsport
  • 499P to defend Ferrari’s WEC title
  • Defence agreement signed between Canada & South Korea
  • St Patrick’s Day celebrations announced by Mayor
  • Free fitness & wellbeing sessions this International Women’s Day
  • Chelsea Flower Show seeks new charity sponsors after £23m donor funding ends
  • Starmer family visits Poland to trace Jewish roots and Holocaust history
  • Water main bursts in Islington leaving homes without supply and road flooded
  • Xbox president Sarah Bond steps down after nearly nine years
  • Albert Bridge repairs could take up to a year after crack discovery
  • Cruise showcase returns to Twickenham stadium
  • Brook century carries England into T20 semi-finals
  • Freemasons drop appeal over Met disclosure ruling
  • Bromley residents demand traffic calming after 1,000 speeding reports
  • Supermarkets lock chocolate behind security boxes as shoplifting hits record high
  • Cremorne Wharf jetty and riverside walkway plans progress
  • Electric supercar plans halted by Lamborghini
  • Investigation into tiger deaths at Thai park
  • Rail and tube fairs to rise in March
  • Second homes premium and council tax rise agree by RBKC
  • Fire alert halts southbound Northern line services
  • MOPAC staff to strike over pay dispute
  • Empty homes strategy urged as London housing waits grow
  • BBC issues apology after disruption at BAFTA ceremony
  • City firms recognised for climate action at Clean City Awards
  • Mainstream schools to get funding to support pupils with SEND
  • IFS announced as Chelsea FC partner
  • East Coast USA blizzard leads to travel ban
  • Mobile phone theft crackdown announced by Mayor
  • Rachmaninoff concert planned by Fulham Camerata
  • ATS Euromaster Faces UK Wind-Down as 700 Jobs Put at Risk
  • Robert Duvall, the master of quiet authority, dies aged 95
  • Eric Dane, star of Grey’s Anatomy, dies aged 53
  • Hackney woman’s fox rescue draws millions online
  • Portobello Road to be upgraded in £4.4m overhaul
  • Ceramic Art London returns to Olympia
  • Drag strip in Florida bans EVs for fire risk
  • DNA from lion parts used to convict poachers in Zimbabwe
  • Culling deer planned to protect crops & trees
  • Church Street regeneration begins
  • City unveils new skyline as planning approvals surge in the Square Mile
  • Robert Carlyle to join Line of Duty as AC-12 faces new crisis
  • Evening traffic surge prompts calls to extend Congestion Charge hours
  • Murder charge brought after fatal Croydon stabbing
  • Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office
  • Icy conditions to continue, GEM urges drivers get winter-ready
  • Targa Florio Maserati centenary to be celebrated at Goodwood
  • Refugees can be detained by ICE, Trump administration rules
  • Pedicabs to be regulated by TfL
  • Charging cable channels to make EVs more accessible
  • TfL pulls “Act Like a Friend” advert after ASA stereotype ruling
  • My Father’s Shadow and the weight of memory
  • Paranormal Activity makes fear feel real at the Ambassadors
  • Reform names Jenrick as would-be chancellor in new shadow cabinet
  • Lava tunnels could help future missions to Mars & Moon
  • Wildlife sanctuary to be created on Hampstead Heath pond island
  • Exercise found to be effective against depression & anxiety
  • Avalanche traps skiers in California
  • Swift bricks become law in Scotland to protect birds
  • Centre Stage to return to Richmond this summer
  • Met expands drone and facial recognition use to tackle phone snatch gangs
  • Unemployment rises to highest level since 2015 as labour market cools
  • City of London praised in independent review but warned on housing and finances
  • Logan Paul sells rare Pokémon card for record $16.49m
  • World leaders send Lunar New Year greetings to China’s president
  • Studio Egret West appointed to finish Battersea Riverside neighbourhood
  • Road rage affecting nearly half of drivers
  • Hainan gibbon bounce back from brink of extinction
  • Network of community spaces to provide support and opportunities
  • Work on Albert Bridge to finish by Friday 20t
  • Facility opens in Fulham school to provide autism support
  • Local levies should fund councils according to new London Councils proposal
  • Taklamakan Desert becomes carbon sink after major tree planting
  • Ceredigion in Wales to be site of major rewilding project
  • Drains and gutter cleaning programme to helps 4,000 homes
  • London firefighters return from Mozambique flood rescue mission
  • Fire forces evacuation of student flats near former Canterbury cinema
  • Iran protest deaths: investigation identifies 200
  • Measles outbreak in north London hits Enfield schools
  • Thames to gain recognised swimming area in London
  • Treasure finds in 2024 were at record levels
  • Edinburgh tourist tax to fund affordable homes
  • Bill in Portugal approved to limit children’s access to social media
  • Strategic Licensing Policy to boost London’s hospitality & nightlife
  • Wandsworth Moves Together Grant to boost sport & physical activity
  • Belmond unveils private rail carriage designed by Baz Luhrmann
  • Thomas Partey faces two further rape charges
  • LSEG to refurbish Paternoster Square headquarters after approval
  • Boy, 13, charged after stabbing at Kingsbury High School
  • Young composers take centre stage at Guildhall
  • CSR2 partners with Bentley to bring Supersports to mobile game
  • Five new models planned by Ferrari in 2026
  • Britain’s Busiest Station Cleared for Transformation
  • Population cap in Switzerland to go to referendum
  • Specialist paramedics to help with mental health
  • Accessibility programme for safer crossings approved for Westminster
  • Birmingham City chairman Tom Wagner recovering after stroke
  • NHS monitoring board advises staff not to discourage first cousin marriage
  • Two Boys Seriously Injured in Kingsbury High School Stabbings
  • Electrical Fault Disrupts St Pancras to Luton Airport Trains
  • A Civic Honour for the Royal Academy’s President
  • Pumas returning to Patagonia, potentially impacting penguins
  • Heart Health, check if you are eligible for a free NHS check
  • Defence ties between Canada & Germany to be strengthened
  • Hundred flood warnings in place across UK
  • Third runway plans at Heathrow, Richmond “reaffirms firm opposition”
  • Northern cities dominate property price growth, data finds
  • Luce name and interior revealed for first Ferrari EV
  • Nipah virus claims life in Bangladesh, WHO says
  • Cattle to be released for rewilding project
  • Barlby new homes site allows apprentices to build careers
  • Ghislaine Maxwell refuses to testify before Congress as lawmakers voice frustration
  • Wetherspoon crosses the Channel with first mainland European pub
  • HBO Max prepares for UK launch as streaming competition intensifies
  • Raducanu forced to retire in Doha after medical timeout
  • Albert Bridge closed to vehicles after inspection raises safety concerns
  • Clearing system for apprentices to be introduced
  • Smart motorways not offering value for money, report says
  • Zambia fisherman fleeing elephants killed by crocodile
  • Traffic lights should give cyclists priority says Lime boss
  • Air Cadets twins raise money for school & nursery in Peru
  • Canada Water pool closure leaves south London swimming club struggling
  • Why the BBC’s Lord of the Flies finally gets Golding right
  • Lizzy Yarnold on the loneliness, danger and resolve that shape the Olympic Games
  • London’s long history of crime comes under scrutiny at The London Archives
  • Starmer under pressure after chief of staff quits over Mandelson appointment
  • Cherry Blossom Festival cancelled in Japanese city for overtourism fears
  • LGBT+ History Month celebrations in Wandsworth 
  • Warehouse planed by US DHS for immigrant detention
  • Is This Thing On and What Happens After the Applause Fades
  • Epping Forest project to benefit local wildlife
  • Fallen Angels Revisited a Century On
  • Empty shops in North Paddington to be brought “back to life”
  • What to expect from the 2026 Winter Olympics competition schedule
  • Europe’s new border system faces calls for pause as summer queues loom
  • Ben Stokes left bruised after freak training blow as England review Ashes fallout
  • Why London is falling behind on breast screening
  • Broad Arrow celebrates success of global icons auction
  • Liverpool Street station plans backed despite opposition from heritage groups
  • Infantino criticised by Ukraine for proposing end to Russia ban
  • Measles elimination status lost by multiple countries
  • Pupil numbers decline risking school standards, warns London Councils
  • Year of Play programme encourages Wandsworth children to stay fit
  • Threat to “ruin prom” at centre of Old Bailey terrorism trial
  • Council homes return to Battersea Power Station plans
  • Perseverance rover completes AI drive on Mars
  • Foskeia pelendonum is latest identified dinosaur
  • Appeal from WHO for people in emergencies & crisis settings
  • Record e-bike and e-scooter fire prompt LFB call for regulation
  • Housing benefit update from RBKC following cyberattack
  • Church Wake Shooting Trial Shown CCTV Footage at Old Bailey
  • Light aircraft crashes near M62 in Greater Manchester as emergency services rush to scene
  • NHS withdraws access to life-extending blood cancer treatment
  • Road tax shock for high-emission cars as £5,690 first-year charge expands in 2026
  • Air India grounds Dreamliner after pilot flags fuel switch concern
  • Devolved rent control powers for mayors proposed by Greens
  • Hidden door handles in cars banned in China for safety reasons
  • Centre-right in Portugal back left-wing candidate to stop far right
  • A40 Westway to be partly closed for works from 20 March
  • HIV testing drop-in session in Richmond
  • Driver pleads guilty over death of King’s College student on the Strand
  • Gold Loses Its Shine as Investors Retreat from Safe Havens
  • Shock in Chippenham after teenage boy dies in daylight stabbing
  • A brutal Monday for crypto as leverage finally bites
  • Suffolk Strangler admits murder of schoolgirl after 25 years of silence
  • Student loans system “fair & reasonable” says Chancellor
  • Robotics drive Tesla to axe EV models
  • Belgium to revoke citizenship for serious crimes
  • Forestry England considers permits for dog walkers
  • Old Oak tunnel works for HS2 begins
  • New Year Listening: Recent Classical Recordings Reviewed
  • Get Fit this January with The Workout Network
  • Hamnet: Grief, Theatre and the Weight of Silence
  • A Walk Worth Taking: Into the Woods at the Bridge Theatre
  • Pickup trucks doubled on UK roads in past decade
  • Winter Olympics in Italy to see ICE officers
  • Snow leopard attacks skier trying to take photo
  • Vehicle production in UK hits 73-year low
  • Imagination Library selects Wandsworth for Dolly Parton’s birthday celebrations
  • SETI followed pulsar to learn how it twinkles
  • Atlantic Forest decline driving mosquitos to biting humans
  • A New Year Reset at Blue Tit Battersea
  • Eurozone benefits outweigh downsides for Sweden, report says
  • Nightlife Taskforce sets out plan for future of London at night
  • Green initiative funding available in Richmond
  • Ground rents for leaseholders to be capped to £250 per annum
  • Fake car parts seized prompting RAC warning
  • Victoria in Australia battling wildfires amid record heatwave
  • Graduated driving licenses to be introduced in Northern Ireland
  • Street cleaning to get £700,000 investment in RBKC
  • Search Continues After Young Tourist Swept Away by Waves in Lanzarote
  • New Social Rent Homes Take Shape at Balmoral House in Pimlico
  • Bill Gates Sounds a Note of Caution as AI Shares Race Ahead
  • Uniform, Phones and Cannabis: Prison Officer Jailed After Relationship with Inmate
  • Storm Chandra Threatens Widespread Flooding and Snow Across UK
  • War bonds would help defence spending, Lib Dem leader says
  • Pathway Bond to support young people in H&F
  • Giant pandas returned from Japanese zoo to China
  • Major wind farm project to include UK
  • Linford Christie sports centre receives £1.3 million investment
  • TfL Licensing Delays Leave Drivers Counting the Cost as Compensation Falls Short
  • Jazz, Candlelight and the Thames: Valentine’s Weekend at St Katharine Docks
  • The AI schoolgirl “Amelia” was built to deter extremism. Now she is a far-right meme
  • A changing Academy as this year’s Oscar nominations are revealed
  • Paddy Pimblett falls short in Las Vegas, but earns respect in five-round title war
  • Armed Rolex raid in Knightsbridge sends shock through Kensington & Chelsea
  • Aston Martin Experiences schedule for 2026 revealed
  • Chisora’s 50th fight brings Deontay Wilder back to London
  • Foreign visitors to the US fell 6% in 2025
  • Fossil fuels overtaken by wind & solar in EU in 2025
  • TfL concedes some low traffic schemes have worsened congestion
  • TV licence rise looms as hundreds of thousands miss out on refunds and free access
  • Bus strikes in February to affect south-east London routes
  • Hospital infections trigger Nipah virus alert in India
  • Brunel Happy Hub opened to help residents in Westbourne Park
  • Burst water main floods Kensington & Chelsea streets and homes overnight
  • Why ADHD prescriptions among women are rising so fast
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  • Space mining could be reality as scientists study asteroid composition
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  • Green Plaque at Lancaster Gate celebrates football heritage
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  • Grants launched to support access to sport and physical activity
  • Ukraine’s underwater strike signals a dangerous new chapter in naval warfare
  • £211m housing upgrade plan approved for City of London estates
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  • Ray Winstone awarded Freedom of the City of London for charitable work
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  • Military service to be reintroduced in France
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  • Quantum causality emerges as a new path to resolving the measurement problem
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  • Grand Prix of South America to return in 2026
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  • 100 million free school meals delivered to primary school children
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  • Milky Way simulation created by AI
  • Femicide added to Italian criminal code
  • Milkshakes and lattes to be covered by sugar tax
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  • Homes without lounges becoming more common for renters
  • S1 LM sells for record $20.6 million
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  • A New Chapter for the Square Mile as Global Chiefs Join UK Investment Drive
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  • Gas works to cause delays around White City until 19th December
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  • Richmond Council Warns of “Unprecedented” Funding Crisis as Legal Action Begins
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  • Tourist tax to be introduced in London
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  • UK drivers almost unanimous: headlights too bright
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  • Public Participation Commitments co-designed with residents
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  • Cape Verde becomes second smallest country to qualify for World Cup
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  • Cycle Hub to support green travel in Richmond
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  • SATs moderator tests to trial AI questions
  • Dieselgate goes to court
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  • Cadent Gas works to cause disruption around White City
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  • Young children bringing knives to school, BBC invetsigation finds
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  • Catapults sold to under-18s should be banned, campaigners say
  • Summer Reading Challenge brought over 3,000 children to libraries
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  • A Corporeal God: Thomas D Wright and the Theatre of the Heart
  • Tate Britain Clore Garden approved to transform Millbank frontage
  • Standing Together London peace vigil brings communities into the open
  • Marks & Spencer to close 11 cafés in smaller food shops
  • London rents rise 37% in five years
  • Spectre Bailey pays tribute to Rolls-Royce owner’s dog
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  • Footfall & sales in Oxford Street increased during pedestrianisation event
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  • Jane Shaw to become Provost of Gresham College
  • Residential care cost for children nearly doubled
  • Production at JLR to restart following cyber attack
  • Snowstorm on Mount Everest strands hikers
  • Storm Amy cleanup sees power restored to 76,000 homes
  • Eelbrook Common gets Green Flag award
  • Deer rutting season in London parks: safety advice for visitors
  • First female Archbishop of Canterbury: Sarah Mullally makes history
  • Kerry James Marshall exhibition 2-for-1 entry with TfL
  • T-plates suggested for tourists on Scottish Highland roads
  • The Boracay oil tanker captain charged in France
  • DLR updated with new “state-of-the-art” trains
  • Multi-App parking launched in Westminster
  • 130 Fenchurch Street office tower approved: new public route to Leadenhall and free sky garden
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  • Dussehra 2025: Vijayadashami celebrations across India as Delhi prepares for headline events
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  • Yokohama football team may be sold by Nissan
  • US Army confirms Cybertruck illegal in Europe
  • Sunbeds should be banned, say skin cancer experts
  • Multi-Use All Games Area opens in Battersea
  • Storm Amy set to bring damaging winds and heavy rain across the UK
  • London’s Air Ambulance marks one year with new helicopters
  • Charing Cross Hospital murder investigation after patient, 85, dies
  • NFL London games 2025: Schedule, teams and how to follow in the UK
  • Oktoberfest bomb threat: Munich shuts Theresienwiese after house blast probe
  • Black Mamba venom more complex than previously thought
  • Uranus emits more heat than it receives from Sun, study found
  • Sunscreen scandal in Australia sees products pulled from shelves
  • NO2 pollution limits met for first time in 200 years
  • Nomad Books celebrates 35 years with giveaway
  • Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban separate after nearly 20 years of marriage
  • Deliveroo disguise shooting: girl, 8, and father shot as gunman targeted family in Ladbroke Grove
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  • Amazon Prime settlement: FTC deal sets out $2.5bn in penalties and refunds
  • Autumn Listening: Simon Mundy on the Month’s Best New Classical CDs
  • Robert Elms has been honoured with the Freedom of the City at the Guildhall
  • South Tottenham blooms as TfL In Bloom competition celebrates 25 years
  • Met Police Freemasons: force launches consultation on officer declarations
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  • Investing in climate resilience is cheaper than waiting, new study finds
  • Russia petrol shortages: queues and patchy supplies from Crimea to the Volga
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  • Inter Alia: Rosamund Pike puts justice in the dock
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  • Prelude to MoMA’s 2026 Duchamp retrospective
  • Travelsphere Cares expands 2026 tours with hands-on projects
  • UK–US launch ‘Transatlantic Taskforce for Markets of the Future’ to boost innovation and growth
  • Born With Teeth: Marlowe vs Shakespeare at Wyndham’s
  • Highgate Wood hedgehog numbers soar in latest survey
  • Stansted Airport train cancellations after signalling fault and lounge fire
  • Dogs can understand toys without training
  • Crewed mission to the Moon planned for February 2026
  • AI Pope rejected by Pope Leo
  • Gold Accreditation in cutting car use for over 1,000 London schools
  • Stoptober support from Richmond
  • Typhoon Ragasa puts southern China on alert after powerful landfall in the Philippines
  • Taylor Swift’s ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ heads to UK cinemas for one-weekend run
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  • Springsteen Deliver Me From Nowhere traces the making of Nebraska without the gloss
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  • City tops out £600m Salisbury Square justice quarter to speed fraud cases and support victims
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  • Sue Perkins makes Every Brilliant Thing quietly unforgettable
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  • Bramley House works nears completion
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  • Headteachers back industrial action over Ofsted inspections
  • Second runway at Gatwick greenlit
  • Oklahoma preserve tiger handler fatally mauled
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  • Playgrounds in Hammersmith & Fulham to get £8million boost
  • £3.9tn on tap yet the UK faces a £150bn investment gap by 2030
  • Documentation of historic Indian coins by British Museum underway
  • Signature Series tour of Türkiye announced by Luxury Escapes
  • Ties between Mexico & Canada to strengthen due to Trump
  • Black market for Premier League tickets exposed by BBC
  • Trading standards officers seize 100 fake Labubu dolls
  • Interview at Riverside Studios lands the style, not the punch
  • Hammersmith and Fulham facial recognition plans approved for CCTV upgrade
  • Household Support Fund: £200 cost of living grants available through local councils
  • Clissold Park shooting: man dies and woman in hospital after Stoke Newington incident
  • Meta smart glasses: UK price confirmed for Ray-Ban Display with wristband
  • Cullinan Cosmos, one-off commission revealed by Rolls Royce
  • Wandsworth Moves Together Grant to boost sport and physical activity
  • Israel participation leads to calls in Spain to boycott World Cup
  • Santander Cycles half-price rides for World Car Free Day
  • National Fitness Day 24th September
  • P&O cancels Ventura’s 2026 Amsterdam trip and Arvia’s 2027 Med sailing, with refunds and rebooking credit
  • Gavdos migrant boat incident sparks debate as island resources are stretched
  • Four held after Windsor Castle projection on eve of Trump visit
  • Robert Redford has died aged 89 – actor, director and founder of Sundance
  • Rocket launches rising in number threatens ozone layer
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  • Venice bans British man and girlfriend from centre
  • Free exhibition marks 600 years of Guildhall Library – England’s first public library
  • Highway Code rules to be highlighted by TfL campaign
  • Safer Homes, Healthy Homes guide released by RBKC council
  • Hedgehog highways & bird-safe glass proposed for new builds
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  • Alleged drug boat from Venezuela destroyed by US military
  • Mental health support in schools to get £810,000 funding from Mayor
  • 5k Parkrun launched by cancer support group
  • Safety Thirst Awards: Four City venues scoop top honours as record 78 sites gain accreditation
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  • North Paddington communities to get £4.75m boost
  • Aldi Boxing Day opening hours: your Christmas–New Year schedule at a glance
  • Zoox robotaxi launches in Las Vegas
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  • Inside Storehouse in Deptford: Stunning Theatre That Baffles as Much as It Delights
  • Kent and Greenwich university merger set to create a regional ‘super-university’
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  • New Mexico to be first US state to make childcare free
  • Custom House hotel conversion approved, opening historic Thames landmark to the public
  • Contactless card payments could become unlimited
  • Dog walking license in Richmond for up to 6 dogs in parks
  • Tar fox rescued in London returns to the wild after months of care
  • A new Banksy mural appears on Carey Street beside the Royal Courts of Justice
  • NHS league tables launched across England to raise standards and inform patient choice
  • Londoners ‘exodus’ from capital coming to an end
  • Bagpuss returns to the big screen after more than 50 years
  • FPZERO Simulators and Caterham announce partnership
  • Nepal protests result in 19 dead
  • Lucy Connolly tells Reform UK conference she would “love” to work with the party
  • National Trust reports boom among Gen Z
  • Second Hand September comes to RBKC
  • Evita: A dazzling performance that divides opinion
  • Tuition fees could be linked to teaching quality
  • Breaking: Jerusalem shooting leaves four dead and several injured
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  • Labour tensions grow as deputy leadership race looms
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  • Cycling link to connect north and south of borough
  • Liverpool Street Station Redevelopment: Network Rail’s £multimillion Vision for the City of London
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  • Santorini rattled by tremors
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  • Harnessing Tidal Power: The UK’s Clean Energy Future
  • Family courts: press to be allowed to report
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  • Brazilian government outraged with US over denial of human rights of deportees
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  • Auschwitz 80th Anniversary Commemorated Worldwide
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  • Overground may soon serve all West London stations.
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  • Nepal hikes up Everest climbing fees
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  • Internship programme for people with SEND, applications open
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  • Allocation for social housing to be changed in Westminster
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  • SMMT responds to government review of ICE car ban
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  • London to be “undisputed global capital for women’s sport” in 2025
  • Christmas Tree recycling in Wandsworth
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  • Photographers refuse government plan to allow AI companies to train on their data
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  • Night safety programme launches behavioural change video to tackle harassment
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  • Average house price hits £300,000 as demand remains unaffected
  • Winner of Polestar and Hot Wheels 2024 Design Contest announced
  • Greyhound racing to be banned in New Zealand
  • New Elleray Hall Community Centre starting to take shape
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  • XING Mobility and Caterham partner for EV sports car batteries
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  • Barbican Centre gets funding for repairs and upgrades
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  • Barbican Centre gets funding for repairs and upgrades
  • Heaven Nightclub Reopens with Enhanced Safety Measures After Licence Suspension
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  • Part closures on the A40 from Sunday, 21st July
  • New tech aims to keep polar bears away from people
  • Nearly 1 million EV chargers, new one every 25 minutes
  • Ocean Odyssey at the Science Museum
  • City Archives Changes Name to Reach Out to New Audiences
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  • Paddington Bear Experience Opens at County Hall for a Limited Run
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  • INEOS announces RNLI partnership
  • Open spaces chiefs urge visitors not to use barbeques or light fire
  • Wandsworth calls on review to children’s cancer care decision
  •  ‘Nanocars’ and e-motorcycles coming to the UK
  • German Government Completes Bitcoin Sell-Off, Marking Major Shift in Crypto Market
  • Carlos Alcaraz Wins Second Wimbledon Title, Defeats Djokovic in Straight Sets
  • Spain Triumphs Over England to Win Fourth European Championship
  • Starmer opposes ‘simply banning’ phones for under-16s
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  • Nuclear submarine project to “fuel growth”
  • 900 additional e-bikes available to hire
  • Water Safety Centre launched at Twickenham Fire Station
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  • Security Breach Allows Gunman to Injure Former President Trump at Pennsylvania Rally
  • TfL plans to improve safety at Hogarth Roundabout
  • Titanic mission plans to map wreck in most detail ever
  • The Trumpeter at Finborough Theatre
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  • Biden’s Defiant Stand in Solo Press Conference
  • New Initiative Empowers Westminster Residents to Launch Social Enterprises
  • New ‘Community Reporting’ Scheme Launched to Shape Richmond’s Climate Strategy
  • The Bush Comedy Festival Returns to Hammersmith & Fulham This July
  • Join the ‘On Your Street’ Survey and Help Boost Wandsworth’s Biodiversity Through Your Garden
  • Robert Altman’s protegé Shelley Duvall has died aged 75
  • Remastered and re-engineered Ferrari 355 revealed
  • Mayor to host screening of Euros final at The O2
  • The challenge of a penalty shootout
  • UK & Japan reconfirm plans to build new jet fighter
  • New girls football league coming soon
  • Historic Art Deco Artworks from Pullman Editions Released for First Time
  • Internal Drama and Leaks Shake the White House After Biden’s Debate Performance
  • What do you get if you cross a PT with a Counsellor? Somatic Exercise
  • Old Royal Naval College to offer discounted entry
  • Elephants trample Spanish man to death in South Africa
  • Majority of landlords planning rent rise
  • Wandsworth Access for All scheme to open up opportunities
  • Desert moss has potential to grow on Mars
  • Caterham and RAF create tribute to Puma HC2
  • Canada among top 10 countries for car theft
  • The River, opens July 26 at the Natural History Museum
  • West Ham Park celebrates 150 Years
  • £1 swim sessions for under 16s at Richmond leisure centres
  • Education secretary says she has “greatest job in government”
  • Newly sold cars must come with speed limiters
  • Left and centrists claim victory in French election
  • TfL announces weekend closures of southbound Blackwall Tunnel
  • Ravenscourt Park paddling pool re-opens in Hammersmith
  • Andy Slaughter Secures Victory in New Hammersmith and Chiswick Seat
  • Ongoing Murder Investigation Following Westminster Incident
  • City of London Corporation Responds to General Election Results
  • Community Event Brings New Life to Oasis Green Space
  • Free Customer Service Course in Richmond
  • The Expanding Role of Auditors in Detecting Fraud: Exploring the Limitations and New Proposals
  • Labour holds all three Wandsworth seats
  • Sunak Resigns as Prime Minister Amid Landslide Defeat to Labour
  • Ambulance service introduces ‘cuddle pockets’ for grieving parents
  • Summer Concert from Scratch
  • Tell Wandsworth about your community heroes
  • Former Brazil president Bolsonaro indicted
  • Rachel Blake elected MP for Cities of London and Westminster
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  • Larry the Cat takes a Paws Between the Changing of the Guard
  • Labour Party Secures Majority in 2024 UK General Election
  • Joe Powell Wins Kensington and Bayswater Seat in 2024 General Election
  • Historic Upset in Kensington & Chelsea Elections as Labour take Tory Seats
  • Caribbean Communities Brace as Hurricane Beryl Moves Through
  • Swifties are gearing up to take over the city of Gelsenkirchen
  • First Swimming Lesson for Humboldt Penguin Chicks at London Zoo
  • The Age Question for Presidential Candidates: A Timeless Debate
  • EyeOnLondon’s Guide to the Election Today
  • Maserati reveals all-electric TRIDENTE powerboat
  • McLaren Trophy, America 2025 US calendar confirmed
  • “Iconic” wildlife park bans koala cuddles
  • First tunnelled section of Elizabeth line gets high speed mobile coverage
  • Street party applications to open soon for Car Free Day celebrations
  • Amsterdam plans to ban cruise ships to curb tourism
  • Anthony McCall: Solid Light at Tate Modern
  • House prices could climb 1.5% by end of 2024
  • Major work to improve travel through Tolworth completed
  • Hammersmith Bridge inspires 600 young engineers of the future
  • RIP Hollywood Screenwriting Legend Robert Towne, aged 89
  • The Parliament Choir Shines at the RFH
  • Residents Demand Transparency in Lancaster West Estate Refurbishment
  • Hispano Suiza Carmen Sagrera set to make debut at Goodwood
  • Ancient Grape seeds shed light on how dinosaur extinction helped
  • Latvian couple celebrates first same-sex partnership
  • Firefighter and boxing coach wins award for volunteer work
  • Free summer drop-ins to quit smoking
  • Mayor hails success of skills training funded by City Hall
  • Dedicated hydrogen powertrain testing capabilities expanded at Northampton
  • France’s far right wins lead and is seeking a majority
  • Hammersmith school welcomes 10 pupils from Ghana
  • Visitor numbers to Square Mile public rooftop spaces surging
  • THE BIKERIDERS – IN CINEMAS NOW
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  • Counter Dining at its Best: Fenchurch
  • Turning the Tide in 1964 as Labour Defeats Conservatives
  • Councils Cash In on Single Yellow Line Fines
  • Shakespeare’s Influence on War at the National Army Museum
  • Where are the cheapest places to live in the UK
  • Snap Parliamentary Elections Could Reshape Political Landscape in France
  • Biden performance in debate exacerbates age fears for president
  • Report any sightings of Asian hornets
  • Check before you travel ahead of Pride in London Parade
  • Celebrate the people that make H&F great at CommUNITY Day
  • Iran Votes for New President Amid Restricted Candidate Selection
  • Women of the RNLI exhibition at the National Maritime Museum
  • COP29 and International Energy Agency hold Energy Transition Dialogue in iconic Mansion House
  • TfL doubles wildflower verges in roadside to encourage more biodiversity
  • US Surgeon General declares gun deaths a public health emergency
  • Income needed for home buyers increased
  • Lord Mayor hails prosperous ties with Japan at Guildhall Banquet
  • Pop-up health hubs returning in July
  • Verstappen to lead Red Bull at Festival of Speed
  • City hails Salisbury Square Development construction milestone
  • New Disabled parking bays make shopping easier in King Street
  • Korean Air Flight Forced to Return After Mid-Air Scare
  • Create a Poster for Display in Germany, France, and Richmond
  • Staying safe as temperatures rise
  • Autonomous cars 200% safer, Waymo claims
  • Wandsworth “takes positive action” on e-bike parking
  • Wikileaks founder freed after five years in prison
  • The Secret Star of the London Underground
  • New JD Wetherspoon Pub Opening in Former Ticket Office by Fulham Broadway Station
  • New Sheriffs Elected for City of London 2024-2025
  • Young Critic Praises New Musical “Most Notorious” at Wandsworth Art Fringe
  • Tensions Rise Over Charing Cross Hospital and Remain Campaign at Chelsea and Fulham Hustings
  • Charming Lisbon
  • Paris-inspired strings concert for West Kensington
  • Black cab restrictions at Bank Junction lifted
  • Saudi Arabia may scale down huge construction projects
  • China and EU to discuss electric vehicle tariffs
  • Call for investigation against school “promoting creationism”
  • Success Gukesh
  • Can we Slow the Ageing Process?
  • Classical Music Reviews – June 2024
  • ‘There’s no place like home’ when it comes to the world’s best beaches.
  • A Socialist Government, glass half full
  • Kandinsky, Münter and the Blue Rider at Tate Modern
  • Record-Breaking Auctions, Gallery Closures, and Exciting Art Events
  • Election Special: The Future of Arts & Culture in London
  • H&F Writers’ Festival returns with a star-studded literary lineup
  • Iberian lynx, one of the rarest cats no longer endangered
  • New digital tool shows live air quality levels in the Square Mile
  • Support the High Tide Festival this summer
  • Summer 2024 Print Edition of EyeOnLondon is now out!
  • Taylor Swift’s tour to generate £300m for the London economy
  • Join ETNA in Richmond for their June eco day activities
  • Russia & North Korea sign defence agreement
  • Planets orbiting dead stars may be candidates for studying life
  • Iron Dames return to Goodwood for hillclimb and rally stage runs
  • Michelangelo, the last decades at The British Museum
  • New guidance launched for boroughs on climate adaptation
  • Over 550 deaths reported in Mecca pilgrimages from over 50C heat
  • House prices remaining steady ahead of the election
  • More primaries joining Wandsworth’s network of School Streets
  • “Brave” paramedic honoured by police
  • Selection announced for 2024 Hagerty Festival of the Unexceptional
  • Texas GOP consider death penalty for abortion
  • Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2024
  • H&F connects White City with Milan in global tech corridor
  • Osprey Charging reaches over 1,000 EV chargers in the UK
  • France Football star Kylian Mbappé calls on youth vote
  • Met continues to crack down on firearm offences
  • Celebrate Clean Air Day at pop-up event
  • Beyond fight or flight and how we handle stress
  • G7 agrees $50bn loan for Ukraine from Russian assets
  • Euros set to kick off in Germany
  • Statement from Mayor on the seventh anniversary of Grenfell Tower fire
  • H&F completes 12,500 home surveys in modernisation works
  • Call for innovative design teams to shape Regent Street
  • London Ambulance Charity launches fundraiser for cardiac arrest survival
  • Wild horses return to Golden Steppe after centuries
  • Alpine takes on the legend of Le Mans
  • Animal brain inspired AI is “game changer” for robots
  • Sex Pistols reunite to save Bush Hall
  • President’s son Hunter Biden convicted in felony gun trial
  • What could the general election mean for stamp duty?
  • Upgrade to London’s traffic signal system completed
  • Free business workshops for refugees in Richmond
  • More deaths reported in India’s longest heat wave
  • Study suggests elephants call others by name
  • Legendary Sports Racers confirmed for Salon Privé Concours 2024
  • Met secures record number of football banning orders
  • City funds project to help children boost their wellbeing
  • Shortlist announced for memorial to the victims of transatlantic slavery
  • Imperial College London in White City is top of the university table
  • Macron announces surprise election following EU results
  • Tories pledge to support drivers if re-elected
  • Free 6-week programme to reignite your potential
  • ‘Catching Fire: The Story of Anita Pallenberg’. A Documentary by Alexis Bloom and Svetlana Zill
  • Take in river views and some mouth watering dishes at Hithe and Seek
  • Russian warships to arrive in Havana
  • Free and unlimited Santander Cycle rides for Londoners on Sundays in June
  • Livat Summer Market to get the party started in Hammersmith
  • The Comic Strip’s, The Hunt for Tony Blair (2011), Screening at The Gate Picture House – 9th June
  • Artificial Intelligence set to bring billions by 2030
  • Ban fossil fuel ads to combat climate change UN says
  • Dacia reveals Dakar hopes
  • Advanced paramedics celebrate decade of care for the capital
  • Big fines for fly-tipping and littering in H&F crackdown
  • Free Trafalgar Square performances announced
  • Mayor calls shelving of rent reform bill a ‘huge betrayal’
  • ‘Heat dome’ brings dangerous weather to western US
  • TfL brings live poetry readings to Covent Garden station
  • Wandsworth celebrates Pride Month
  • Volunteers hailed as “lifeblood” of London’s green spaces
  • ‘Planet hunters’ reveal catalogue of strange world
  • Next generation of fighter planes on the horizon
  • Japan state visit to UK will go ahead despite election
  • City consults on “ambitious” air quality strategy
  • Regulators push Boeing towards “systemic change”
  • Lowest number of London road deaths outside of pandemic years
  • Mexico elects its first woman as president
  • Survey asks what schools want from a new government
  • Westway to be closed for TfL to make repairs from July
  • This weekend: King Street Summer Street Fest
  • Have you seen this Thames Water protest in London pub bathrooms?
  • Trump found guilty in hush money trial
  • London boroughs share short-term let concerns
  • Gerhard Richter: STRIP-TOWER at The Serpentine
  • New grants to capture youth voices
  • Robotic ‘SuperLimbs’ could help astronauts recover from falls on the moon
  • London’s biggest lido reopens with free tickets for locals
  • DC Zoo to receive giant pandas from China
  • Mayor wants London’s waterways to be swimmable by 2034
  • £5 million fund to close health inequalities in Westminster
  • Tate Britain Commission: Alvaro Barrington: GRACE
  • General election could have little impact on housing market
  • North Korea drops “trash balloons” on South Korea
  • More than 350 million journeys on the Elizabeth line
  • Upcycle your old garments into unique new creations
  • VW celebrates 50 years of the Golf at the Nürburgring
  • Severe weather leaves thousands of Americans without power
  • TfL launches initiative to encourage cycling
  • Register to vote for the Election by, 18th June.
  • The understated glamour of Backgammon gatherings is back à la mode
  • EyeOnLondon’s Guide to the Environmental Benefits of Gardening
  • Independent Cinemas Setting the Standard in London, Part Two.
  • Could a common sports supplement be the answer to many other heath complaints?
  • Sweden agrees defence contract with Marshall
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  • The wonderful world of birds at the Natural History Museum
  • Pride in the Square Mile
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  • Sartoria, Mayfair, makes the cut
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  • Ireland, Norway and Spain to recognise Palestinian state
  • Leverkusen unbeaten run ends in Europa League final
  • Albert Bridge temporary closures
  • Dinosaurs probably not as smart as claimed
  • Period property more than double in upkeep
  • Mayor joins officers working to make city safer for everyone
  • City launches “AI Innovation Challenge” to tackle online fraud
  • Moose kills US man trying to photograph its calves
  • Prime Minster Sunak Announces 4th July General Election
  • London firefighter to run to 102 fire stations for charity
  • Thunderstorm warnings throughout Ireland
  • World’s first hydrogen powered superyacht
  • Hot MINI to debut at 24 Hours of Nürburgring
  • BBQs not permitted in Richmond parks
  • Malta: the Pride of the Mediterranean
  • Councils miss deadlines for children with complex needs
  • The BFI Southbank’s Lindsay Anderson Retrospective in May
  • Iranian president killed in helicopter crash
  • Fraud should not be faced alone, Lord Mayor says
  • Summer in… returns to Wandsworth’s parks
  • Chinese BYD close to deal to supply London’s electric buses
  • David Walliams brings Awful Auntie to the Richmond Theatre
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  • Rankin selects winners of the Fourth Plinth Schools Awards
  • Richmond libraries operating offline temporarily
  • Bladeless Swiss Army knives coming soon
  • Facial recognition technology results in six arrests, Met says
  • NFL star causes controversy with speech
  • Huge ceramics fair comes to Olympia this weekend
  • Moving More for our Mental Health
  • 80th Anniversary of the D-Day and liberation of Europe in Hammersmith & Fulham
  • Mayor announces plans for four-day UEFA Champions Festival
  • Biden plans $1bn in arms shipment to Israel
  • More accessible journeys for DLR customers as trial underway
  • New Lord Mayor of Westminster elected
  • Manhunt for escaped French prisoner
  • Households warned of cockchafers invading garden
  • National Gallery acquires its first painting by Eva Gonzalès
  • TfL celebrates 25 years since the Jubilee line extension connected the West End and London Docklands
  • Hampstead Heath set to host UK 10,000m championships this weekend
  • Mayor to discuss climate emergency with Pope Francis at Vatican climate summit
  • Classic Ferrari models going under the hammer
  • Harvard & Google maps human brain
  • Lord Mayor calls for preserving  international standards amid geopolitical tensions
  • Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea launches new website for family support
  • Consultation launched on next phase of London Grants Programme
  • Double world records set on Everest
  • SEND families told to pay more for transport
  • New North End Road post office to open doors in June
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  • Fashion City exhibition extended to July with free student ticket offer through May
  • Canadian Indigenous leaders honoured in with Freedom of the City
  • Boroughs warn of ‘bleak future’ for social housing without more investment
  • The Bach Choir join forces with the Philharmonia Orchestra to perform world premiere
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  • Emma Rice returns to Battersea Arts Centre with Blue Beard
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  • Virginia school board restores Confederate names after vote
  • Base rate cut needed for the summer, say small firms
  • Weekend closures coming to the southbound Blackwall Tunnel
  • Move more and live better at Hampton’s free community health fair
  • Australia backs gas beyond 2050 despite climate fears
  • Leverkusen hopes to stay “invincible”
  • Key partners join City of London Corporation in third Net Zero Delivery Summit
  • Earth-like environment likely on ancient Mars
  • New scheme launched to support smokers to stub out for good
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  • “Sheroes” celebrated in Hammersmith & Fulham
  • Steve Punt and Hugh Dennis Discuss Their Comedy Tour Ahead of Richmond Theatre Show
  • Boeing embroiled in new inquiry over 787 safety
  • Deep space Psyche laser break speed records
  • Ferrari unveiled 12Cilindri
  • London Councils responds to Mayoral election result
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  • Independent Cinemas Setting the Standard in London – Part One
  • One-off TVR prototype to front Wildcards class at London Concours 2024
  • Celebrating Women’s Achievements in May’s Arts & Antiques Round Up
  • Finsbury Circus Gardens: A glimpse into the future of London’s oldest public park
  • Discovering Agadir: Morocco’s Coastal Paradise
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  • Wounded orangutan spotted using plant as medicine
  • London Fire Brigade boxers join police in the Lafone Cup
  • Westminster to take part in No Mow May
  • Saudi Arabian women’s rights activist jailed for 11 years
  • Goodwood Revival to feature beach buggy track opening parade
  • City Corporation aims to tackle lack of women in digital jobs
  • Home for Ukraine seeking help in Kensington & Chelsea
  • Billy Connolly’s Big Banana Feet opens across the UK on May 10th
  • Science Museum Gallery explores climate change
  • Mortgage approvals for houses continues to climb
  • Florida’s six-week abortion ban comes into effect
  • Win free tickets to Polo in the Park at Hurlingham Park
  • First-ever autonomous race to stream live this weekend
  • Everton dent Liverpool Premier League title hopes
  • UK premier foreign direct investment destination but needs reforms
  • Free beer among incentives to vote in Indian city
  • Thousands helped back to work by London boroughs
  • 40 “remarkable individuals” awarded Freedom of the City of London in group ceremony
  • Expressionists: Kandinsky, Münter and the Blue Rider at the Tate
  • Planning permission boosts house price by up to 20%
  • Wandsworth Bridge Road ready to buzz with Spring Fayre party
  • London’s Superloop bus service now circles the entire capital
  • Jaguar C-X75 to lead London Concours’ Hypercar display this June
  • Enormous marine reptile discovered
  • Suspected Chinese spies arrested in Germany
  • London Boroughs concerned by decision on Right to Buy rules
  • Free minibus service to Richmond Park
  • Could smartphones be used as glucose monitors?
  • More time in nature desirable for all, according to survey
  • Hampstead Heath: multimillion-pound athletics track upgrade celebrated
  • Desperate search for crew after helicopter crash in Pacific
  • VAT on private school fees would push a quarter of pupils away, according to survey
  • Tesla cuts prices in key markets following falling sales
  • From Despair to Joy: How Dental Implants Can Transform Lives
  • Queer East Film Festival returns to London
  • Salon Prive returns to London
  • Members of Hackney gang jailed after painstaking investigation
  • Climate grant deadline approaches
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  • “Apocalyptic” floods leave Dubai shaken
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  • Children among those killed in Russian strike on Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region
  • Nearly one thousand cyclists given fixed penalty notices
  • Become a ‘Friend’ of your local Hammersmith & Fulham park this summer
  • Dragonfly rotorcraft given green light for mission to Titan
  • Last English clubs bow out of Champions League
  • Europeans care more about elephants than people, says Botswana president
  • Permission granted for London Wall West development proposals
  • Tate seeks to increase representation of Indigenous artists
  • Construction decline in 2024, research finds
  • US & EU explore sanctions on Iran after Israel attack
  • 98% get a preferred primary school place
  • H&F’s CCTV secures 500 arrests in a year
  • Georgia protesters demand withdrawal of proposed “Russian law”
  • New plan needed to return rocks from Mars, NASA says
  • Boroughs warn of ‘mission impossible’ on social housing amid £700m budget ‘black hole’
  • Childcare in England falling behind, charity warns
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  • Unusual Italian law causes Alfa Romeo model rebrand
  • Theft gang sentenced
  • Oil prices drop following Iranian attack on Israel
  • Trump hush money trial begins
  • St George’s Day celebrations at Trafalgar Square on Sunday, 21st April
  • Come along to WiFi Wars – the live comedy game show
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  • City of London Corporation approves Hill House office scheme with upgrades for Shoe Lane Library
  • OJ Simpson dies at 76
  • Eid in the Square celebrations return to Trafalgar Square
  • Iranian football fans boo minute’s silence for IRGC commander
  • Can you alter rep ranges to sculpt your ideal look?
  • Find your next job at Employ Wandsworth
  • New Genetic Variants for Obesity Discovered
  • Mulliner and Boodles create a “jewel of a Bentley” Continental GTC
  • London Fire Brigade completes every recommendation of Grenfell Tower Inquiry, promises more changes to keep Londoners safe
  • Theory of Relativity supports plan for Moon standard time
  • State pension rises due to ‘triple lock’
  • Hundreds of refugees sleeping rough in London amid ‘dramatic spike’ in homelessness
  • Teacher strike possible in September, union says
  • World record temperature reached in Antarctic causing fears of catastrophe
  • Hammersmith & Fulham community groups helped residents in need get through the winter
  • Audi unveils electric Q6 e-tron SUV
  • See the Secret Life of Reptiles and Amphibians at London Zoo this weekend
  • Finland keeps eastern borders shut
  • Transport for London to push ahead with green heating and energy efficiency in head offices and depots
  • Residents rally to help H&F plant new Tiny Forest in Hammersmith
  • France works to slow down “fast fashion”
  • A weekend in the Isle of White
  • Get back on the road to work in Richmond with Room to Work
  • East Wing in Buckingham Palace reopens to visitors
  • North America to see total solar eclipse
  • Arsenal’s Frida Maanum out of Euro 2025 qualifiers after Continental Cup final collapse
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  • No further falls in price of homes expected this year
  • Westminster Council consults residents on new housing repairs policy
  • Check before travelling ahead of tube strikes
  • Taiwan struck by earthquake
  • Rothko’s Seagram Murals come to Tate St Ives for the first time this summer
  • London’s population decline by 75,000 during Covid
  • Study finds link between space flight and headaches
  • Babies born today risk paying £500,000 for home
  • Westway to provide free football pitches in North Kensington
  • Venezuelan youtuber held “over terrorism allegations”
  • Hyundai reveals all-electric race car
  • International Court orders Israel to allow aid to Gaza
  • Move to the Beat
  • Bitcoin’s Evolution: Phases of Growth and the Road Ahead
  • Successful ANPR operation in the City of London
  • Epping Forest: Visitors urged to help protect native bluebells
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  • Chelsea FC ‘sleep out’ at the Bridge raises £22k for homeless
  • Carlsen puts up the good fight in outplaying the outplayed, and doesn’t fail to delight
  • European flying car tech sold to Chinese firm
  • Landmark Arts Centre in Richmond announce April arts courses programme
  • Rampaging brown bear in Slovak town shot after injuring five
  • Trafalgar Square hosts Vaisakhi celebrations on Saturday, 6th April.
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  • Georgia makes history as it qualifies for UEFA European Championship
  • Remastered coming to V&A South Kensington in April
  • The UK’s cheapest places to rent a home
  • Disruption to supply chains after Baltimore bridge crash
  • Check before you travel on Easter weekend
  • City of London welcomes reopening of iconic Fleet Street pub
  • Next generation supersonic planes take-off
  • Financial support for Kensington & Chelsea residents
  • Using contact lenses to heal eyes
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  • Everest climbers will have to collect their own waste
  • Bahrain state fund takes full ownership of McLaren
  • Shadow Cabinet visits domestic abuse charity in Hammersmith
  • HMRC in context
  • North Korea cancels World Cup Qualifier with Japan
  • Antiques Round up for March 2024
  • Cross party condemnation for removal of cancer treatments at St George’s
  • Mayor of London and London Assembly elections 2024
  • ‘The Trust Fall’ a new Julian Assange documentary
  • 50th Anniversary of Broadcasting Press Guild celebrate with 50 Landmark TV Programmes.
  • BMW unveils Vision Neue Klasse X
  • Islamic State group claims responsibility for Moscow attack
  • Young & fun in London
  • North London Book Fest at Alexandra Palace
  • A weekend away in Brighton
  • London book fair announces theme for May event
  • RBKC residents may be entitled to financial support
  • Anti-LGBT bill in Ghana parliament waiting in limbo
  • Humanity “seriously wrong” according to James Webb Space telescope
  • Richmond slams Hillingdon for sewage dumping plans
  • Council tax bills hit £2,000 for half of boroughs
  • Portugal to get centre-right government
  • Wolff files criminal complaint against FIA
  • Tooting Bec’s lido to reopen following multi-million revamp
  • Mental Health Matters coming to Hammersmith & Fulham
  • Costumes and celebration to be focus of exhibition in Stratford
  • TFL advice to plan ahead due to tram strike
  • British Museum announces collaboration with artist Hew Locke for major new exhibition
  • Westminster’s health hubs take aim at low MMR vaccination rates
  • Russian and Belarusian athletes to play as neutrals at Paris Olympic games
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  • String Trios at Wigmore Hall
  • Fourth volcanic eruption in Iceland since December
  • Heat pump uptake slower than expected
  • Mayor announces new funding boost to empower communities to tackle hate, intolerance, and extremism
  • More apprenticeships planned by PM
  • Greening Westminster to award £330k by Westminster Council to turn pockets of London into wildlife havens
  • Residents can help support rough sleepers
  • “Insane” plan to save arctic sea ice
  • Japan court rules in favour of same-sex marriage
  • Help needed to save iconic Shepherds Bush music venue
  • Celebrate St Patrick’s Day this weekend
  • Indulge and Unwind at London’s Spa Sanctuaries
  • Mayor announces new rewild schemes to make the capital resistant to climate change
  • Fourth Plinth commissions for Trafalgar Square announced
  • Surfing at the Paris Olympics to be in Tahiti
  • UK could pay “failed” asylum seekers to move to Rwanda
  • ‘O sleep, O gentle sleep, Nature’s soft nurse’
  • Populist Geert Wilders abandons PM claim
  • City of London entrepreneurs and creatives praised
  • Excitement Afloat: The Boat Race set to enthrall
  • Bitcoin hits new record high again after regulator give boost
  • Wandsworth Council clamping down on dog mess offences
  • Westminster Abbey: Notre Dame de Paris, The Augmented Exhibition. 
  • Richmond in Europe Association to host musical concert
  • Planning permission reforms for short-term holiday lets
  • MG centenary to take centre stage at Goodwood
  • Lab-grown retinas show why we can see colour and dogs can’t
  • Vehicles can be sent to Ukraine through scrappage scheme
  • Sweden becomes latest NATO member
  • Budget for Westminster Council approved
  • Part closures planned for Northern Line
  • The use of fungi in the removal of microplastics
  • Mayor launches UK’s first targeted air quality alert for healthcare professionals
  • Ski chalet prices continue to climb in Europe
  • Listening To America
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