REFORM UK leader Richard Tice has said that a potential candidate for Boris Johnson’s former seat in Henley-on-Thames has been sacked for posting offensive images on social media. David Carpin has been dropped after posting messages on X featuring images showing a rainbow flag being
Schools, communities and homes across the capital are set to reap the benefits of a safe, highly resilient1, superfast2, multi-gigabit, digital network to be installed over the next five years by edtech charity LGfL–The National Grid for Learning and its partner, award-winning Internet Service Provider
Legends of the immersive dining scene Gingerline are returning to London for their first shows in the capital in four years with The Grand Expedition: The Incredible Edible Journey. Bigger and better than ever before, this culinary journey around the world will captivate audiences during
Work will resume to make Northolt Tube station, on the West Ruislip branch of the Central line, step-free after it was paused due to the pandemic. Transport for London (TfL) also plans to start design work on making North Acton on the Central line and
This March, The Conduit London is set to open its doors to Rucola – a Brooklyn-founded restaurant, located on the rooftop of the Covent Garden members club. The vibrant dining destination will offer member and non-member guests a space to soak in panoramic views of
The next GLA elections are coming up on 2 May 2024 and will be the first borough-wide elections in the Royal Borough of Greenwich to require voter ID. Do you have everything you need to vote? To vote in the upcoming election, make sure you:
London Repair Week is back from 11-17 March, with around 70 partners already confirmed to run events and workshops to help Londoners learn how to repair their stuff – all in the name of saving money, helping to fight climate change and falling back in
Creating a child-friendly home doesn’t mean sacrificing style, especially when it comes to flooring. Wood floors are popular flooring choices among families for their natural beauty and longevity, but how do they stack up in a bustling household with kids? Let’s dive into the
art’otel London Battersea Power Station has announced a week-long programme of art, culture, and wellness in celebration of its first anniversary from Monday 19th February until Sunday 25th February. First opening in February 2023, art’otel London Battersea Power Station offers a one-of-a-kind hotel experience that
Southwark Liberal Democrat council group, the only opposition in Southwark, have put forward an alternative council budget for 2024/25. The proposals would increase resident support to address the cost of living, reverse cuts to social care, improve customer services for communities and make real progress