Westminster has launched a crackdown on illegally parked luxury cars in the borough after being “inundated with complaints from residents
One of the capital’s most recognisable holiday traditions has begun as this year’s Trafalgar Square Christmas tree begins its journey
Westminster Council has approved a new Westminster After Dark Plan to make the city more “lively, safe, and welcoming after
Westminster is preparing for a car-free Christmas on Regent Street as the West End’s best known shopping street shuts to
London gained a new familiar face this week with the unveiling of the Bridget Jones statue in Leicester Square, an
The return of a historic plaque honouring Sir John Tenniel has brought an unexpected chapter in London’s blue plaque heritage
Westminster City Council is set to introduce City Rangers to its parks in a new partnership with the National Park
The Porchester Centre in Bayswater has celebrated its 100th birthday. Over the past century, the site, owned by Westminster Council,
Westminster City Council has signed a three-year contract extension with Everyone Active, allowing it to “continue to provide sports and
An internal review has revealed that Westminster Council payroll overpayments totalled £480,000 over the past five years, a figure the
Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch says that her party will scrap the proposed petrol and diesel ban if they win
The Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) says that the UK is “obsessed” with university degrees, saying that it found five
A JetBlue flight from Curaçao narrowly avoided a midair collision with a US Air Force refuelling tanker, with the pilot
London Councils is calling on the government to introduce “urgent” action on the “surge” of “unsafe e-bikes, conversion kits, and
Wood Lane has fully reopened after Cadent Gas announces an early finish for its “urgent” gas works. The upgrades to
In this Winter evenings selection we bring together new and notable recordings that reward close listening. From Handel’s Chandos Anthems,
Europe without fingerprints becomes a real possibility next year. New European regulations requiring all visitors from over 150 countries to
To stand in front of the ink-drawn map of Treasure Island recreated from Robert Louis Stevenson’s own hand, or stare
Researchers led by the British Museum have discovered the earliest known evidence of fire-making in a “groundbreaking discovery.” The field
The United States has announced plans to require visitors for the 2026 World Cup to disclose details about their social