And the rest of the day's news...
Yours for £7 a pop, the Queen gets hers for free
A group of concerned residents have started a campaign to have an eastern cycling bypass of the Elephant and Castle roundabout system included in the planned regeneration scheme.
Two major London buildings go on the market.
Find out when.
A public consultation begins today
Westminster push ahead with parking plans despite protest.
A reminder about London Poppy Day and other news
Terrorists: don't even think about it...
Successful peace talks between Corporation and protesters.
1,000 collectors target 60 Tube stations on a single day of fundraising
Architect outlines plans for what would be the world's largest airport.
A round-up of Wednesday's other news.
Want to take in a test event at the Aquatics Centre or Velodrome? Tickets are on sale soon.
Give to the coat collection at Tube stations on Friday
A whole lot of Beethoven from the BBC Symphony will greet travellers at 1pm.
Time saving 'marginal'.
Tuesday round-up, including news of a rare chance to visit an abandoned Tube station.
Submit photos to Londonist's new photo project for a chance to get your work exhibited in London Transport Museum
26 new freely-accessible wifi hotspots in the West End.
Front-loaded cuts mean losses of some frontline jobs.
On-again, off-again South Bank skyscraper is, er, on again.
Also: Dean resigns, a third site appears, Ken criticises Boris and Kit Malthouse suggests something bizarre. Just another day at Occupy...
Government plan to criminalise squatting angers protesters.
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