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The Barbican is hoping for concrete evidence of the supernatural this autumn as it launches its first Ghost Tours of the arts centre. 

The Globe Theatre at Bankside has opened a public Shakespeare library and research centre, giving visitors access to more than 6,000 books and a collection of rare Renaissance texts.

The New York-based artist’s first European solo exhibition explores queer and migrant lives, from the intimacy of a night out to the discomfort of standing at border control.

Burnt Oak tube station on the Northern line will be closed for a couple of weeks from late October for engineering works to add step-free access.

There is going to be an urgent partial closure of the Victoria line on Saturday evening to carry out repairs to the track outside Brixton station.

This is a weekly round-up of London's rail transport news...

Today’s London news round-up:

The Association of Photographers hopes to turn its Downham Road premises into a place to work, meet and share ideas, if it can raise £75,000.

The dates for Richmond’s annual draw-off have been confirmed, offering visitors a chance to see the River Thames exposing its riverbed at very low tides.

There is going to be an urgent partial closure of the Victoria line on Saturday evening to carry out repairs to the track outside Brixton station.

The New York-based artist’s first European solo exhibition explores queer and migrant lives, from the intimacy of a night out to the discomfort of standing at border control.

This is a weekly round-up of London's rail transport news...

TfL has refreshed its design guidance for transport hubs, giving boroughs, developers and transport partners an updated set of principles to follow.

Behind the dancing, drinking and dreamy Parisian scenes, the National Gallery’s new exhibition reveals a world of flirtation and social signals easily missed by modern eyes.

A Japanese Shinto ceremony has marked the start of construction on the British Library’s £1.1 billion extension, a development that will also reserve underground space for a future Crossrail 2 station.

A couple of years ago, a small pocket park that had been displayed at the Chelsea Flower Show relocated to Stratford, offering a mix of sculpture and bug-friendly planting.