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By SallyB2

Weekend Round-Up

Weekend news. Featuring a charitable barber and rather an interesting house that's just come on the market.
By Cat Wiener

Greenwich Pub 'Surgery' For Victims As Gay Hate Crimes Increase

Greenwich police hope pub 'surgery' sessions will encourage victims of homophobic attacks to come forward.
By SallyB2

Extra, Extra

From acid murder to talent show fixing: London airs some of its more sordid tales in tonight's round-up. But there's good news for dogs.
By TimW

Boris Defends Mayoral Record At Talk London Debate

With one eye firmly on next year’s election, the Mayor was grilled on his record in office in Westminster last night.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Transport Minister Says 'Work From Home' During Olympics

It's time to start nagging your boss so you can avoid transport delays of up to an hour next summer.
By BethPH

Liberty Serves Up Cream Of Conscience To Council

Human rights campaign over ban on soup runs comes to Westminster's door.
By Dean Nicholas

What Did They Do With The Old Tube Station?

Shoreditch station re-opens this week. But what has it been turned into?
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By Cat Wiener

Treasures Of London's Waterways

A new map of London's waterways to unearth gems and help save our rivers and canals.
By SallyB2

Extra, Extra

Thursday news. You know, life with Ken and Boris is never dull. Perhaps they should have a dual mayoralty....
By M@

Pedestrian Crossing For Parliament Square Could End Brian Haw Protest

Final curtain for Brian Haw protest camp?
By Rachel Holdsworth

Queen's Diamond Jubilee Celebration Details Announced

We're having lunch and a long weekend, and the Queen's off to see the gee gees.
By SallyB2

Extra, Extra

A wee drop of Wednesday-shaped news.
By Lindsey

Kilburn A Contender For London Underground In Bloom?

A platform allotment to cheer commuters
By Lindsey

Olympic-Branded Bunting Funds Announced

London boroughs to submit proposals for dressing up in Olympic colours.
By tiredoflondon

Soho's St Patrick's Church Reopens

St Patrick's Catholic Church in Soho has reopened after a 14-month, £3.5m restoration project.
By SallyB2

Extra, Extra

Tuesday-except-it-feels-like-Monday news. Lots of it.
By Lindsey

Rival Fortunes For East End Music Halls

Hoxton Hall scoops Heritage Lottery Fund grant, Wilton's vows to fight for survival
By tiredoflondon

Government Bids For 9,000 Olympic Tickets

The Government has put a potential 9,000 Olympic tickets on its Visa card, according to Sports Minister Hugh Robertson.
By Dean Nicholas

Video: Construction Of The Olympic Park's Orbit Tower

Time-lapse video shows the growing ArcelorMittal Orbit. With a name that good, who needs a sobriquet?
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By tiredoflondon

Islington Lifts Barbecue Ban

In a move almost certain to herald the start of a long, soggy summer in North London, Islington Council has revoked a ban on barbecues in public places.
By M@

Olympic Ticket Payments Blocked By Anti-Fraud Software

Over 100 Barclaycard customers flagged as dodgy.
By SallyB2

Weekend Round-Up

Stuff that's been happening whilst you've been mowing your lawn.
By SallyB2

Extra, Extra

Friday. And an awesome day it is for at least one young Londoner.
By Rachel Holdsworth

Donate Your Unwanted Books To Oxfam

Oxfam are looking to collect 330,000 books in this year's Donation Drive, so take a look at your shelves.