
Annual rental growth across prime London slowed slightly to 8.1 per cent in October according to property data firm LonRes. However, rents are now 33.0 per cent above their 2017-19 pre-pandemic average. ... Read more »
The images were released by the City of London Corporation who shared that there was an increase of 15% in planning applications received and decided in comparison to last year. The AI... Read more »
From hilarious pantos to stage shows and immersive theatre, here are the best Christmas shows and pantomimes in London this festive season 2023. 1 Home Alone in Concert at the Royal Albert Hall,... Read more »
The traditional event sees thousands line the streets as they watch the three-mile parade filled with marching bands, impressive floats and the gold State Coach. Included in the 2023 procession are the... Read more »

Two protestors from the climate activist group Just Stop Oil were arrested on November 6 after breaking the glass protecting an artwork at London’s National Gallery. Just Stop Oil said in a... Read more »

A cycling campaign group has released a list of 10 of the most dangerous cycling junctions in the capital – with the top four all in South London. Using the latest emergency... Read more »
As we count down to Christmas, a number of south London’s most popular festive light trails will be opening this month. We’ve rounded up some of the best light shows we think... Read more »
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The launch of London’s first clean-air zone 15 years ago has significantly improved air quality, analysis shows. The launch of London’s low emission zone in 2008 and ultralow-emission zone from 2019 has... Read more »

Scotland Yard’s deputy commissioner has promised London’s Jewish community they will ‘deal with’ Hamas supporters after the terrorists attacked Israel – but won’t crackdown on people waving Palestinian flags. Lynne Owens condemned... Read more »