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We’ve known for a while that loads of London boroughs will be raising their council taxes come April. Years of public spending cuts and unprecedented inflation have left them in a sticky financial situation, struggling to house residents and, for some, […]
One of the best things about London is its skyline, its sprawl of instantly-recognisable landmarks that poke up into the sky above. Many Londoners might be able to see at least part of the capital’s skyline from home, but if […]
It’s that time of week again. If you’ve got plans that involve getting the tube this weekend, make sure you plan ahead. The weekend tends to be the best time for TfL to get work done on its services and cause […]
By the looks of things, 2025 is set to be truly stonking year for London. Back in December here at Time Out we wrote that the new V&A East Storehouse will be one of the world’s best new things to […]
If you were around Scotland last summer you may have been lucky enough to catch the blink-and-you’ll-miss-it inaugural run for Northern Irish playwright David Ireland’s The Fifth Step, which embarked on a two-week tour of Dundee, Glasgow and the Edinburgh International […]
When riding the tube, it can be easy to end up with accidental extra charges if you forget to tap in or out. Getting back that money used to be quite fiddly, having to register your card on the TfL […]
The Millennium Bridge is beloved by many. If you stand at the south end you get one of the best views in London; St Paul’s Cathedral, framed by the bridge’s distinctly early Noughties steel and concrete design. The bridge, that started wobbling after […]