The crossing in St John's Wood, immortalised for posterity when four tousle-haired Liverpudlians walked across it one balmy day in 1969, has been granted Grade II listed status.
Boris Johnson's getting flak for accepting sponsorship from Wonga.com to fund free travel on New Year's Eve.
Featuring the Kings of Leon, the 100 Club, Eurostar, MI5 and rough sleepers.
A group called the 9/11 London Project Foundation is hoping to build a memorial to honour the victims of the 2001 terrorist attacks, using steel girders taken from Ground Zero.
London Underground is planning to rebuild large parts of Bank, in an effort to reduce congestion on one of the Tube's busiest stations.
In which Sidcup and Thamesmead make a rare appearance, and there is dramatic news for 2012 geeks and Simply Red fans.
The anxiously-awaited announcement of the route for the Birmingham-London high speed rail link will arrive later today, assuming that like many other rail services across the country, it isn’t delayed by snow.
A buried section of the River Wandle will be reinstated in a Croydon Park, thanks to lottery money.
Plans to re-open the revolving restaurant at the top of the BT Tower have been quietly dropped.
Weekend news, if we can drag you away from the fireside for a moment.
The British Film Institute is to make job cuts and close the art gallery at BFI Southbank in new cost-cutting plans.
News. In which you can learn about new surgery, new apps, new moves and new figures.
Westminster Council trials fixed rate fares to get you home in a Black Cab this weekend.
Feathered news, especially for the owl fanciers amongst you.
In his latest bid to improve air quality in London, Boris Johnson has announced that all new black taxis should be electric by 2020. But how realistic is his plan?
If you've had enough of X-Factor avoid Bayswater tomorrow. And other news.
A Police Constable and a PCSO have been stabbed in Ealing after stopping a member of the public on the street. The officers have been taken to casualty and a 30 year old man has been arrested.
A retro audio slideshow tells you about 1930s suburban London.
For the second time during the industrial action of recent months, passengers were mistakenly let off at Canada Water station during November's Tube strike.
The famous clipper, currently under restoration in Greenwich, has been recreated in LEGO.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange remains behind bars after Swedish authorities challenged yesterday's ruling by Westminster magistrates' court to grant him bail.
The site of Fitzrovia's Middlesex hospital has been taken over by a new architect, which is planning an entirely new scheme for what is one of central London's largest projects.
This ethereal sketch is an artist's impression of how the all-new concourse at London Bridge station will look.
An all-new, 126-bay Cycle Hire docking station at Waterloo station was opened this morning.
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