Bury Town travelled to New Salamis, basking in congratulations after winning our Performance of the Month Award for their victory over Lowestoft last month and our Vita Risk Solutions Manager of the... Read more »
Haworth Tompkins has drawn up plans to transform a grade II-listed former library in east London into a museum and community space for Newham Council. The Stirling Prize-winning practice has submitted plans... Read more »
Torrential downpours have kept Brits awake overnight as the country’s roads turn into rivers and threaten the morning rush-hour commute. Sleepless Londoners have taken to social media to share ‘insane’ videos of... Read more »
As we hurtle headlong into the final couple of days of the transfer window, it appears that former Chelsea manager, Thomas Tuchel, now in the same role at Bayern Munich of course,... Read more »
A trio of record-breaking rowing brothers have teamed up with their whisky writer father to launch a charity to raise money for clean water projects in faraway countries. The MacLean Foundation has... Read more »
The Labour Party has become engulfed in an escalating row over the London Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez) after councillors turned on Sir Keir Starmer to back Sadiq Khan. The Mayor of... Read more »
Ed Sheeran’s Notting Hill bar in London is yet to turn a profit after slipping £204,000 into the red
Ed Sheeran’s Notting Hill bar in West London is yet to turn a profit after slipping £204,000 into the red last year following financial hit it took during the Covid pandemic By... Read more »
This year’s thriftiest Christmas hack isn’t about making your own fudge or foraging for pine cones – it’s hiring everything from the toys to the tree. With the cost of living crisis... Read more »
Students from across London turned market traders to have a go at selling school-grown fruit and vegetables at Walthamstow Market, as part of a programme promoting healthy eating, cooking and sustainability. On Thursday... Read more »
On the face of it, 194 Local looks like any other secondhand shop in London’s Brick Lane. The graffiti covered shutters are down and the shopfront is understated. But as soon as... Read more »