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Is it coming home? Well, after Ollie Watkins stormed onto the pitch and scored a 90th-minute goal in England’s UEFA Euro 2024 semi-final game against the Netherlands last night, it very well could be. The England team’s incredible 2-1 win […]
The Art Fund Museum of the Year prize is like the Oscars for public institutions in the UK. Every year, all the best galleries and cultural spaces in the country put on their tuxedos (picture editor please insert image of […]
We are so close to glory. After beating the Netherlands in the semi-final England are through to the final of Euro 2024 in Berlin, which will be the team’s second European Championships final on the trot and their first ever […]
The Shakespeare’s Globe outdoor summer season is currently in full swing and is running right up until the end of October. But time marches on and so does theatre programming and today (July 10) the Globe has announced its winter programme […]
Did you know that London’s Bakerloo line has the oldest passenger trains in daily service in the UK? If you’ve ever travelled on the brown tube line, that might not come as such a surprise. And if you’re a regular user […]
Around this time last year, TfL announced that the Blackwall Tunnel would soon start charging a toll fee for drivers. The tunnel, which is one of London’s busiest and most important Thames crossings, apparently needs a charge in order to […]
Anyone who has walked the length of Camden High Street is familiar with the internal pep talk required before embarking on said journey. Repeat after me: don’t take a CD passed to you by a stranger (it’s not free), don’t take […]