The immersive tasting menu will revisit culinary fashions from the 1900s to the social-media creations of the 2010s.

The atmospheric Dennis Severs’ House gets even more so in the winter months, and they’re resuming their candlelit Silent Nights next month

This September, head to Bartholomew Fayre in London's Smithfield – the oldest such event in the world.

A proposed new Gypsy and Traveller site in the heart of North London has triggered opposition from residents who fear the loss of a “much-loved” green space, however a group of Travellers say they feel “intimidated” by the campaign.

Motorcyclists without a full licence must be banned from operating in London, ministers have been told.

Developers are incentivised to build too many one and two-bedroom properties in London instead of the family-sized homes that the capital desperately needs, the Mayor of London has been told.

August 2024 did not feel like a safe time for London’s ethnic minorities – especially those from the Muslim community.

This free public artwork, created in partnership with disabled-led theatre company Graeae, celebrates young disabled actors and sparks important conversations around inclusion and urban resilience.

An elderly blind man with dementia was left in the lurch by Islington Council after it needlessly cancelled his payment account, a watchdog has ruled.

London Sculpture Week 2026, bringing together the Fourth Plinth, East Bank, Frieze Sculpture, Sculpture in the City and The Line, takes place from 19 to 27 September with free and ticketed events across the Capital. 

Bus drivers are being forced to urinate in bottles on board due to a lack of toilets along certain routes in London, a campaigner has said.

Discover the extraordinary and sometimes disturbing stories of animals connected to Clerkenwell on this free walking tour.

Londoners are concerned about the rollout of facial recognition technology (FRT) due to worries about errors, privacy and surveillance, recent polling has revealed.

In Greater London, 41% of people do not recognise that choking can become life-threatening in minutes without first aid, according to new research from St John Ambulance.

Transport for London (TfL) must make broken and ageing escalators a funding priority to ensure the Mayor’s active transport targets are feasible, a senior London Assembly Member has said.

Discover Islington’s beastly past through a fascinating display of unique collections at Islington Archives.

Sadiq Khan is set to fall far short of ministerial targets for affordable homes in London barring a miraculous uptick in housing starts over the next three months.

The arrival of the Bayeux Tapestry from France may have stolen the show at the British Museum this summer, but behind the scenes the wheels are turning on the London landmark’s major transformation.

A 24 year old Clerkenwell resident with ambitions to open a cinema in Islington has an exciting new film season at The Garden Cinema

Plans for future ‘floating bus stops’ in London must be scrapped to avoid any future tragedies involving cyclists colliding with vulnerable people, campaigners have said.

The Mayor of London has been told to use his convening powers to prevent an impending burial space crisis in the capital after a City Hall audit revealed more than half of the city’s local authorities will run out of space within 15 years.

City Hall is rewarding Transport for London (TfL) officials who have “lost control” of fare evasion on the network, a senior Conservative campaigner has claimed.

Two months since opening, the national centre for illustration has welcomed over 15,000 visitors into its mix of free and paid spaces.

Fatigue from long and arduous shifts on the road is causing bus drivers to physically break down and fall ill frequently, Transport for London (TfL) has been told.

The fourth fire at a north London waste centre in the space of a year has prompted calls for stricter regulations on lithium-ion battery manufacturers.

City Hall can help revive London’s ailing hospitality sector through a massive expansion of al fresco dining across the capital, Sir Sadiq Khan’s Deputy Mayor for Business has said.

The Charterhouse is delighted to announce that, following a search that attracted an exceptionally strong field of candidates, the Revd Jennifer Midgley-Adam will be joining the community as its new Preacher. 

The incoming social media ban is one of many tools that ministers and City Hall can use to reduce youth violence in London, Sir Sadiq Khan has said.

The London Cycling Festival, from London Cycling Campaign and London's boroughs, with support from Lime, Voi, and the Zero Emissions Network, returns 20th September with more inclusive and family-friendly cycling events across London.

Sir Sadiq Khan has blamed “decades of neglect” from water firms and Londoners for the state of the capital’s waterways.

An Islington school teacher who sent “stupid” and “inappropriate” messages to former pupils on social media is allowed to carry on teaching, a misconduct panel has ruled.

I think I’ve just visited the first exhibition for the podcast generation, where the exhibits have to be listened to rather than looked at and read about.

The Peel are really excited to be hosting another street party this year. Join in the fun on Fri 24th July.

London will aim far lower than the Government’s housing targets for the capital over the next decade, the Mayor’s new spatial development strategy has indicated.

Incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham is facing fresh calls to devolve more fiscal autonomy to London after new research showed the capital has the weakest tax powers of any major G7 city.

Onerous planning processes are preventing London from potentially adding 320,000 new homes across the capital by expanding buildings upwards, the London Assembly has been told.

Half of Food Bank Aid's partner food banks warn they could struggle to stay open

A High Court judge has rejected a legal challenge against Islington Council over the closure of a nursery, as the local authority says it will provide interim childcare from the site over the summer.

Transport for London (TfL) was the most indebted local authority body in the UK last year, it has emerged.

City Hall’s own land and property company may struggle to hit their own housing ambitions due to “difficult” circumstances, officials have admitted.

We Go Way Back is an exhibition exploring how ancient DNA is revealing new insights into human evolution, migration, culture and disease.

City Hall must implement a London-wide ‘Right to Grow’ framework to allow communities to turn unused public land into food gardens, campaigners have said.

Ultra-wealthy foreign investors are artificially inflating London’s housing market by leaving homes empty and pushing residents to the outskirts of the city, the London Assembly has been told.

Transport for London (TfL) has confirmed it will restructure some of its bus services connecting north, central, east and south London despite significant opposition.

The Mayor of London has fallen short of the revised affordable housing target set by the Government by thousands of homes, it has emerged.