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'Let them eat soup,' say council.
Council to impose 'tax on fun' at Battersea Adventure Playground
Disability campaign groups protest against government funding cuts
Residents not best pleased by plan to build a 25-storey building in heritage area.
Good news for Team GB rhythmic gymnasts.... and pole dancers
Boris launches a new charity to support young music talent across the capital.
Which buildings are on track, and which are behind schedule?
The London School of Economics board has rejected tuition fees at £9k, potentially making an LSE degree the cheapest in town.
Londoner Rajiv Ouseph will compete in the Men's Singles at the Yones World Championship (and Olympic test event) at Wembley this August.
Wednesday news. And it's all good for once.
My sister is my mum. My Dad is my granddad and my uncle is my dad. Who am I?
Tickets go on sale in September.
We're hoping polka dots before the eyes don't put the shooters off.
All in it together? World's richest woman pays Buck House cleaning staff peanuts
And the rest of the day's news, including deadly caterpillars and a giant cat.
There's a new poster on the tube today.
Looking to upstage Kate and Wills on your big day? If you have £25,000 to spare and 600 friends and family to invite, you could take your vows in Westminster Hall.
Tube strike called off. Or is it?
Disability rights activists take to the streets against cuts in services and benefits. Big demo planned in Westminster on Wednesday.
Monday news. This may be the first time ever that Dusty Springfield, Leonardo Da Vinci and the Duchess of Cornwall have featured in the same post.
Extra cash to boost cycling, just in time for Tube strikes.
Battersea, Nine Elms, do you want a Tube station?
We spend the weekend scouring the internet for news...so that you can spend it out and about. So what's happening where you are today?
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