“Open that top drawer and have a sniff,” suggests designer-maker Jan Hendzel, pointing to his sleek and wavy-fronted Bowater cabinet. “It’s cedar,” he says. “The outside is brown oak. It’s so lush.”... Read more »
The world’s largest food saving app, Too Good To Go, has reported a surge in demand amidst the cost of living crisis. In the UK from March to July 2022, Too Good... Read more »
Published: 1:51 PM September 15, 2022 A Ukrainian couple who fled the war and are now being hosted by a former Tower Hamlets councillor are set to run the London Marathon to raise... Read more »
A bin strike in October is looking more likely after workers said they were prepared to take industrial action. The GMB union is calling on Waltham Forest Council contractor Urbaser to put forward a “realistic pay offer”, as... Read more »
Left to sleep in her own faeces in a RAT-infested room: Grim footage of stroke patient’s horror stay… in an NHS hospital! Footage shows filthy floors allegedly covered in rat droppings at... Read more »
With London Design Festival 2022 set to begin in less than a week, we’ve rounded up this year’s must-visit installations, events and exhibitions, from a sculpture made from ocean plastic to chiselled... Read more »
Last week Chris Kaba, a 24-year-old aspiring architect and soon-to-be father, was shot dead by Metropolitan police officers in Streatham, south London. On Monday it was announced that the officer who fired... Read more »
In a church in a West London district known locally as Little India, a book of condolence for Queen Elizabeth II lies open. Five days after the monarch’s passing, few have signed... Read more »
In the early 1960s, London was boring. The population was in decline, the buildings were black with pollution and there were still bombsites in the City. Public transport was hard to come... Read more »