Tate Britain’s entrance set for nature’s revival with a new wildlife-filled garden
Tate Britain is to revamp the plain lawn in front of the gallery into a new garden after it received a grant from the Clore Duffield Foundation.

National Theatre planning £125 million upgrade for its 50 year old building
The National Theatre on the Southbank is about to embark on a major upgrade of the building, which is nearly 50 years old and starting to show it.

St Pancras station planning for more international passengers
St Pancras International station is looking at how it can expand its capacity to handle more passengers and is commissioning architects to provide suggestions about how to do that.

Ballot to win King Charles III’s first release banknotes
Ahead of the release of the new King Charles III banknotes in June, there's a charity ballot that will let you win a set of low-serial numbered banknotes.

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Another viewing tower for London – this time in Greenwich
London is about to get another viewing tower, although this time, it's the reopening of a long-closed tower in Greenwich as part of a redevelopment of the building.

London Transport Museum exhibition bridges 1940s London and 2020s Kyiv
Modern computers can colourise old WWII photos and make them seem modern, but what if colour photos of people sheltering in underground stations weren't of 1940s London but 2020s Kyiv?

BRIO releases an official London Underground toy train
The toy train company, BRIO has started selling a London Underground themed train set that's been officially licensed to carry the tube logo.

Early hours visits to see the Natural History Museum’s dinosaurs
The Natural History Museum's dinosaur's gallery can feel as crowded as a tube train at times, but you can visit the room when it's empty, with early morning tours.

Climb up Crane Park’s “Shot Tower”
A smidge over 200 years ago, a tall tower was built in the middle of what was once a very secure military-industrial site, but is today a nature reserve, and you can climb to the top of the tower for the views.

From tracks to trees: TfL’s vision for a greener and wildlife-friendly London
One of London’s largest landowners has outlined how it will improve the environment across its huge estate -- and that landowner is Transport for London (TfL).

Intercity 125 train returning to London for one day
This Friday, there will be a very special visitor to Marylebone station - an Intercity 125 train, and you could be on it.

Friday and Saturday lates at the Barbican Conservatory
In the heart of the City of London is a large heated conservatory that’s occasionally open to the public, and at the moment, also home to an art exhibition.

Closing the Gap as Cycleway 4 connects Greenwich to London Bridge
There's no need to mind the gap anymore, as it has become easier to cycle from Greenwich to London Bridge after a break in the cycle lane at a busy road junction was closed.

London’s Pocket Parks: St Johns’ Cloister Garden, EC1
This is an easy to miss garden in Clerkenwell hidden away behind a high wall and although it looks like its part of the neighbouring church, it's actually fairly modern -- the result of post WWII clearance.

Rossetti’s “very best picture” returns to City of London’s art gallery
One of the most popular paintings at Guildhall Art Gallery will return to public view this week, after being on tour for a few years in exhibitions about the life and work of Dante Gabriel Rossetti.

Chiswick House & Gardens to develop underused historic areas into a community hub
Chiswick House & Gardens has shown off plans to restore an overgrown 17th century walled garden into a fruit garden, and develop underused ‘back of house’ areas to create new facilities for the local community.

A helicopter and boats to perform a rare ceremony at the Tower of London
This Thursday, a fairly rare ceremony will take place in and around the Tower of London, and it's even more special than usual this time.

London Zoo’s new reptiles house is about to open
London Zoo is about to open a new building, focused on reptiles and amphibians, and will offer a glimpse into the Zoo’s breeding and animal care areas, with the ‘behind-the-scenes’ bought to the fore in the new space.

Battersea’s tube station is about to get a second entrance
The Northern line station at Battersea Power Station is about to get a second entrance with more escalators leading to a recently opened part of the Battersea estate.

Southeastern upgrades south London depot to improve train cleaning facilities
The train company, Southeastern has been upgrading its train cleaning facilities, with a dedicated interior repair and heavy cleaning operation within the existing Grove Park depot in southeast London.

Cheaper entry to Dennis Severs House for locals and young people
If you live in Tower Hamlets or are aged under 30, and haven't visited or fancy a cheaper repeat visit, then Dennis Severs House has started offering half-price tickets.

Tickets Alert: Ballot opens to attend the Trooping the Colour 2024
Trooping the Colour is a big military parade that marks the King's official birthday in June, and the ballot for tickets to be in the audience is now open.

Ten-week closure of the Blackheath to Charlton railway tunnel
Network Rail is warning that the railway tunnel between Blackheath and Charlton in southeast London will close for ten weeks this summer, affecting Southeastern customers.

London’s Alleys: Coach House Yard, NW3
This small covered entrance to a small Hampstead courtyard seems to have slipped through history, leaving barely a disturbance in its wake.