Kentish Town Tube station is scheduled to re-open to customers on Monday 23 December 2024 after the essential replacement of the station’s 26-year-old escalators. The station’s ticket hall, platforms and passageways have also been deep-cleaned and repainted, with new floor and wall tiles and improved
It’s official: Boxing Day is the most popular day for a walk during the festive period. A new survey of 2,000 adults, conducted by WWT, the charity for wetlands and wildlife, shows that nearly 50% of us still choose 26th December as our favourite day
Davies, the leading specialist professional services technology company serving insurance and highly regulated markets, today announced a new senior operating structure for its consulting division. The team who will report to Consulting CEO, Pino Vallejo, will be responsible for growing the firm’s consulting offering under
The Eastern City Business Improvement District has commissioned Creative Giants Art to produce The Observatory, a free immersive digital art house which seeks to explore the human experience through the fusion of art, technology, and storytelling and brings light and joy to the dark months
On Tuesday 17th December, Global’s Make Some Noise made some noise on Carnaby Street, bringing delight to Londoners and tourists alike, whilst supporting vital small charities across the UK, at one of the most important times of year for giving. Following the switch-on of the
London Repair Week is back in 2025, taking place from 3rd – 9th March. Last year the week featured more than 140 events, run by around 70 different partners, right across the city. Excitingly the week has expanded for 2025, and will also be running
London, home to a mix of glamorous, budget-friendly, and globally recognisable hotels – many would already rank the capital as #1 when it comes to travel accommodation. An influx of world-class hotels to the city hit full speed in 2024, with 25 new hotels opening
Art has a class problem. Historically, the representation of working-class life has been filtered through the reductive and distorting lens of the middle-class gaze. Working-class subjects have been under- or misrepresented, stereotyped or sensationalised. Working-class artists have been misinterpreted, pigeonholed, or overlooked altogether. And, for
Back by popular demand, King’s Cross has announced the return of its winter wellbeing campaign, Mind Your Brain, which it debuted to much acclaim in January 2024. Marked by the launch of the celebrated Slomo Sauna @ King’s Cross, Mind Your Brain is designed to
New analysis of over half a million shoezone sales has revealed a surprising shoe size paradox in London with men in the capital having some of the smallest feet in the UK, whilst women have some of the largest. The data, which analysed sales from