While it is hard for many of us to concentrate on anything other than the unfolding geopolitical crisis in Ukraine, London’s spring auction season has so far proved that the uncertainty relating... Read more »
An ex-Goldman Sachs executive testifying in an embezzlement trial against another banker revealed that a Malaysian media CEO he had an affair with blackmailed him into buying her a $10 million home... Read more »
By Jacob Phillips, Local Democracy Reporter The Marble Arch Mound has finally been stripped after the £6 million attraction was widely panned and given nicknames like the “BTEC Eiffel Tower” by its... Read more »
American actor and producer Channing Tatum is someone we all recognise from the big screen. Whether it be his 2005 debut movie Coach Carter or his first major acting breakthrough playing Tyler... Read more »
Quentin Howes thought a mugger had attacked him when he was struck from behind and fell to the pavement on his way home from work last spring. He went into shock and... Read more »
“Financial and legal failings” by Croydon Council mean taxpayers will foot the huge £67.5 million bill for the refurbishment of Fairfield Halls, a new report has claimed. The project, which went £37.5... Read more »
The tourist attraction was built to entice people back into the capital when it opened in July. Visitors were initially charged up to £8 – but the mound will be shut for... Read more »
A student has been branded the “unluckiest lad in Britain” after matching all six of the winning EuroMillions numbers but failing to win the £14million jackpot after accidentally picking the wrong draw... Read more »
Houses are so bad on a South London estate that a council has paid residents almost £1 million in compensation. Lambeth Council has dished out the cash to people living on the... Read more »
We all know how it feels to walk down a grand London street and wonder what some of the quirkier houses look like on the inside. Well, wonder no more – this... Read more »
