By Harvey Stevens Buskers who play outside the Tate Modern are “speechless” and “angry” after the local council banned amplified music in the area. Southwark council put up a sign around October... Read more »
Outside Stratford station, crowds wait for buses stacked between the looming Westfield shopping centre and its older, smaller sibling, the Stratford centre; people in Armani suits (both business and track) stand together... Read more »
To get the equivalent of a full night’s sleep these days, Theresa Stuart has to break her slumber into chunks throughout the night. The 70-year-old resident of London, Ont.’s Orchard Park neighbourhood... Read more »
To get the equivalent of a full night’s sleep these days, Theresa Stuart has to break her slumber up into chunks throughout the night. The 70-year-old resident of London’s Orchard Park neighbourhood... Read more »
A weekend of soul and rave music festivals have been given the go ahead at Hainault Recreation Ground in September. The three festivals planned for September 23 to 25 include soul music... Read more »
A dominoes player has won a court case over a ban against he and his friends playing the game “loudly” that he said was racially motivated. Ernest Theophile took Westminster city council... Read more »
A Thursday afternoon at Maida Hill market square is filled with pensioners happily chatting and playing cards while enjoying the sunshine. However, over the past year the square has been at the... Read more »
A Croydon mum is “petrified” water will burst through her walls after months of constant banging, she claims. Keyya Attard lives with her daughter, nine, and claims the noise is so bad... Read more »
A resident living next to a construction site in Paddington has said he is struggling to sleep and his flat is constantly covered in dust as a result of major noise and... Read more »
New London — For nearly 40 years, John Russel has lived in a quiet, quaint neighborhood on Robinson Street. But over the last 18 months, he said, “it’s become like a war... Read more »
