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Londoners rejoiced last month when the highly anticipated, and sometimes contentious, Oxford Street pedestrianisation project took a major step forward. Following a public consultation, London Mayor Sadiq Khan announced that there was ‘overwhelming public and business support’ for the initiative, and that […]
Back in March, plans were revealed for a new City skyscraper at 130 Fenchurch Street. A swanky glass and steel building was announced as a replacement for the derelict post-war office block Fountain House, which was one of the first towers to be built […]
July arrived earlier this week, summer is in full swing, and London is looking its cheery best. But as glorious as summer in the city can be, it can also get rather spenny, what with all the summer holidays, music […]
First announced in back 2023, the finer details of the V&A East Storehouse’s new David Bowie Centre have finally been revealed. The V&A East Storehouse opened in May this year. Spoiler: it’s amazing. But visitors have had to wait a bit […]
Pride in London’s 2025 parade is taking place this Saturday, July 5 – and here at Time Out we’ve got everything you need to prepare for the day’s festivities. We have a guide to the lineup and performers, the lowdown […]
This week, Londoners may notice public transport filling up with thousands of girls in white dresses, cowboy boots, and flower crowns. They’re not heading to a midsommar ritual – they’re just going to see Lana Del Rey at Wembley. Over her […]
In London it can be hard to escape the heat. Thankfully, the city has a solid selection of dependable outdoor swimming pools, lidos, ponds and open-water swim spots, where you can cool off from the scorching weather and try not […]