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London’s infamous super sewer is finally complete. Officially known as the Thames Tideway Tunnel, the giant poo chute has been in the building works for the last eight years costing around £5 billion. Rejoice, because it’s just been announced it could be carrying Londoners’ […]
American pizza fans, while yesterday we brought you the good news that Little Caesars is opening in London, today the news is not so positive. Papa Johns is to close a tenth of its UK restaurants, including 16 locations in […]
When London’s museums first started opening late in the 2000s, it was a total gamechanger. The V&A’s senior curator Susan McCormack led the charge, with buzzy after dark openings that brought younger audiences through the museum’s doors for a monthly […]
In London we’re not short of places to get your hands on decent Neapolitan pizza. But what about American pies? We’ve got good news for slice lovers, because Little Caesars, a beloved pizza shop hailing from Detroit, has just opened its first […]
London’s skyline is constantly evolving. Last year it was announced that the City could have 11 new skyscrapers by 2030. Meanwhile, plans for building the The Slab, a controversial new colossus on the South Bank, are well underway. Now, another extremely tall building […]
Giant salamanders, some of the world’s largest frogs and a king cobra are just some of the awe-inspiring animals that visitors will be able to spot at London Zoo’s new reptile house, which will open this Bank Holiday weekend. The experience called […]
Everybody loves a rooftop bar. And rightly so – spending a few hours with panoramic skyline vistas, sunset views and a cocktail in hand, what’s not to like? So, Londoners will be glad to hear that the capital has not one, not two, but […]