‘Rubbish’ inspired clothing launch highlights Regent’s Canal waste
A London-based artist has created a clothing collection inspired by rubbish she collected from Regent’s Canal. Marta Morientes, 28, who

A London-based artist has created a clothing collection inspired by rubbish she collected from Regent’s Canal. Marta Morientes, 28, who

Long-term venue uncertainty cast a cloud as a multigenerational LGBTQ+ gardening group celebrated their annual open day on Sunday 14

“Will anyone who arrived at Tilbury aboard the SS ‘Empire Windrush’ on June 22 1948 from Jamaica please write to

London’s biggest indoor flea market took place in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in Stratford on Sunday 7 July. In a

The Metropolitan Police carried out 18 More Thorough Intimate Parts strip searches on under-18s this year so far, with two-thirds

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

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

Over half of under-30’s agreed that immigration has changed their communities for the better, with 32% disagreeing, data from the

In London’s urban landscape, an unexpected revival of traditional craftsmanship is taking root. London Green Wood, a not-for-profit cooperative, has

London’s more affluent boroughs enjoy higher levels of tree canopy coverage than less affluent ones, an analysis of available data

None of London’s seven busiest bus routes have attracted the same passenger levels as before the pandemic, TfL data has