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The Bank of England’s grand Grade I-listed HQ on Threadneedle Street has been around for nearly 200 years. In order to survive all those decades and centuries, it’s undergone several huge overhauls. The building was first designed by Sir John Soane and completed in the 1830s, then […]
London just got a lot more Stranger Things-ier. The hotly-awaited final season of Netflix’s smash-hit horror, sci-fi and ’80s coming-of-age drama show gets underway on Thursday, and anyone passing through one of London’s busiest train stations will know about. An […]
A traffic-free Oxford Street is getting closer and closer to becoming a reality. Sadiq Khan has been trying to pedestrianise the world-famous street since 2017 – a move that he says will give it a ‘new lease of life and make it an attractive […]
Next month central London will get a new five-storey food hall. Added to the city’s already-formidable street food scene will be Market Place Leicester Square, which has billed itself as one of the ‘largest and most ambitious food hall experiences […]
The great debate of the modern pub – should kids be allowed in? – has come to a head at an east London boozer, which has banned children after 7pm. William The Fourth in Leyton issued a statement based on customer […]
Kneecap’s meteoric rise continues apace. After a year in which the hip-hop trio has played Glastonbury, headlined Green Man and Wide Awake, and supported the mighty Fontaines DC at Finsbury Park, Mo Chara, Móglaí Bap, and DJ Próvaí have more […]