Will England win the 2018 World Cup bid? Watch the decision live at a free event at The Scoop this Thursday at 2.30pm.
A 150m-tall building shaped like a cucumber could be built in Paddington Basin.
Arrests were made at Lewisham Town Hall last night as protestors rushed the building in attempt to attend the council meeting to approve a series of cuts for the borough.
Read all about it...roundup of the rest of the day's news, including worrying noises about future Tube strikes and a sticky situation for Boris.
Let’s face it; you’re jonesing for a drink already aren’t you? Allow us to introduce The London Cocktail Society, who specialise in furtling about in London’s darkened, booze-riddled corners to get an intimate view of some of the best quaffing joints in town.
The London Borough of Sutton will shortly experience the timeless magic of Santa Claus...as he drives through Cheam in a Transit Van.
‘I don’t understand… but I’m not the only one’
This January, Tooting Bec lido will once again play host to the biennial Cold Water Swimming Championships, organised by those freezing water fiends at the South London Swimming Club.
"Scalpel. Forceps. Drill." Crunch. "Leucotome." Screams. And so begins the first of three stories from the Theatre Of The Damned who have brought their play Grand Guignol for its first full-length run.
New street art, depicting the homeless, is appearing around London. The artist wants you to peel it off the wall and...give it a home.
The Cafe of Good Hope has opened in Hither Green, raising funds for the Jimmy Mizen Foundation. We spoke to the Mizen family and to the people behind other charitable trusts born out of the loss of a son.
Next week there's a chance to see one of the late Leslie Nielsen's greatest performances, when <em>Airplane!</em> screens as part of a special event at the Prince Charles Cinema.
The White Swan on Fetter Lane isn’t just about post-work pints. The upstairs dining room runs regular Fine Wine & British Seasonal Food Nights...
The latest in our hand-drawn map series combines news with cartography, as reader Paul Williams maps the student kettling in Westminster.
Those damn foxes get into all kinds of strange places. Photographer Martin Usborne takes to the streets (and shops) of London to capture some vulpine intrusions.
A deal could be signed within weeks that would bring mobile phone coverage to parts of the Tube network before the Olympic Games.
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