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These days, Euston station is the sort of place you only endure if you absolutely have to. From last year’s departure boards debacle to the ongoing disruption caused by HS2 construction work, the central London hub has had its fair share of recent […]
Favourite tube stations can be a sensitive subject. Londoners are passionate about their local lines, and people get protective over heritage classics like Baker Street and tiled masterpieces like Gloucester Road. But it isn’t just London’s oldest tube stations that deserve […]
While train strikes in London may have finally ended, that’s by no means the end of travel disruption in the capital. The next huge shake-up to getting around the capital will be the partial closure of the Blackwall tunnel, one of London’s busiest […]
October is arguably the peak month of the London theatre calendar, with all the big shows that’ll be running until Christmas getting underway. It’s certainly the busiest if you like a celebrity: Morfydd Clarke, Mark Strong, Lesley Manville, Mark Rylance, […]
Wimbledon fans, don your whites and get the Pimms flowing – plans to almost triple the size of the tennis championships have officially been given the green light. The All England Lawn Tennis Ground (AELTG), the organisation behind the annual event, has been given permission […]
Airports: can you imagine a time when they were the epitome of glamour? Jet-setting is now so easy now that air travel has become more mundane and less of the adventure – but if you’ve ever visited an posh airport […]
When an acting legend passes it’s traditional for the lights of the West End to dim, and actors don’t get more legendary than Maggie Smith, who sadly died aged 89 this week. Although younger generations knew her best for screen turns in […]