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Boaters in London struggle with punitive and unaccountable licence enforcement which causes them significant stress and erodes trust between boaters

To celebrate Refugee Week, Waltham Forest activists hosted an evening of film, poetry and music to signal their support for

In the heart of London, where histories and aspirations collide, young Romanian professionals are quietly building something new with GRASP.

The London Assembly has passed a motion calling on Sadiq Khan to provide support for increased regulation on large passenger

The V&A has opened an ambitious new project near Hackney Wick, the V&A Storehouse. The Storehouse contains over 100 mini-displays

Roller skaters in Newham have urged the council to create officially designated spots for them to meet and practise, with

A proposed ban on greyhound racing in Wales puts London’s last racetrack on an uncertain path to regain relevance as

William Shakespeare’s signature will be displayed in Clerkenwell for three months, one of only six in the world known to

Streets in Lambeth, Hackney, Waltham Forest and Westminster will be the first London boroughs to host new open-air dining and

Journalists worldwide are raising urgent concerns over artificial intelligence (AI) rapidly reshaping their profession, and not always for the better.

British documentarian Adam Curtis returns with Shifty, a provocative examination of modern Britain. The five-part series, which tracks the decline