We're doing a pub crawl along the East London line this Saturday. Fancy coming along?
After the Papal visit bumped it east to Newham last year, the Tour of Britain will race its final leg round Westminster on 18 September 2011.
Barnet, Ealing, Hounslow, Kingston, Lewisham and Richmond sign on the dotted line.
Good news for a Greenwich teenagers as the BOA confirms Team GB weightlifters will take up host nation places in 2012.
Foyles on Charing Cross Road is on the move... a few doors down to the current Central St Martin’s School of Art building.
Tuesday news. A good day for designers. Not so good for London's poor and homeless.
Protest across London last night, as five more councils vote in cuts.
Murky Monday news. Including stories from both of London's LSEs.
Spot the error in the latest Tube map.
More hidden symbolism in the world's most maligned logo.
A model of the New Bus for London, the Routemaster-style vehicle that Boris Johnson plans on bringing to the capital's streets next year, goes on display in the London Transport Museum
The final stage of the East London Line extension (phase one) opened this morning, when the link between Dalston Junction and Highbury & Islington via Canonbury opened to the public.
Draw the Tube network from memory...
An almost uniquely South-of-the-river based news round-up. Good to know it's quiet up North....
Find out which London stations overcharge Oyster users.
The mayor puts Barclays on the spot to cough up another £25m for cyclists.
Enjoy these signs of spring at Kew while you can - it's going to get cold and wet this weekend.
A Walk of Love has been changing anti-gay messages appearing in east London in to messages of love and understanding. Fighting fire with soothing waters rather than more fire, another Walk of Love is scheduled for this evening.
Be an Olympic guinea pig with a year long programme of test events.
Hard to resist an exclamation mark.
Today we offer you a London peopled by lollipop ladies, Chelsea pensioners, fluffy dogs and posh diamonds.
The Olympic Park is now visible on Google Maps, complete with a handful of amusing mistakes.
TfL has launched an investigation after the doors of a Victoria line train apparently opened while it was travelling between stations.
The beleaguered Jubilee line has been branded the ‘new misery line’.
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