Mogden site Thames Water has announced that sewage sludge will be used to heat homes in West London early this year, after delivering its second gas-to-grid (G2G) project, at its Mogden Sewage... Read more »
The government has been mocked by the Opposition after celebrating a new “Network North” transport project – that will revamp roads in the south of the country. The Department for Transport posted... Read more »
A mock-up of what the MSG Sphere in London would look like. Credit: MSG London. Mayor Sadiq Khan is due to make a decision on the controversial MSG Sphere project in the... Read more »
The project opening in Stepney Green on October 30 is closed to the general public. It follows another which has opened solely for refugee mothers with babies, which has opened in Dalston.... Read more »
Brent Cross Town, the 180-acre, £8bn net zero park town that is being delivered by the partnership between Related Argent and Barnet Council, celebrates continued construction progress with the topping out of... Read more »
A project to give each London Overground line its own name is officially under way, Sadiq Khan’s transport deputy has confirmed. The scheme was promised by the mayor in his 2021 re-election... Read more »
By Angela Green Restaurant News is sponsored by Newbridge Software L-R: YolanDa Brown OBE DL alongside Adetokunbo “T” Oyelola Musician, broadcaster, author and philanthropist, YolanDa Brown OBE DL, alongside music manager... Read more »
Two tornadoes and four downbursts have been confirmed following last Thursday’s wild storms that rolled across the area. Western University’s Northern Tornadoes Project has concluded that an EF1 twister touched down in... Read more »
Chelsea move a major step closer to a £2bn redevelopment of Stamford Bridge as they agree £50m deal to buy site of homes of military veterans next to their stadium Chelsea first... Read more »
Budding writers, photographers and television presenters from Manor Green’s middle school showed off their work at a media fair on Tuesday. Two reporters from the Advertiser went along to meet the children... Read more »