Historic markets move put on hold as City of London reconsiders its plans
The City of London has paused plans to move its historic markets to a new site in Dagenham pending a review of the scheme.

Save on tickets to an adult Panto – Jack and the Beanstalk: What a Whopper!
Pantos were traditionally for children, but adult pantos have been on the rise, and the filthy team behind Sleeping Beauty Takes A Prick, are back with Jack and the Beanstalk: What a Whopper!

The Lord Mayor’s Show: Why it took place on Mondays more often than Saturdays
The Lord Mayor's Show takes place this Saturday (9th November), but it didn't used to, and in fact, over the centuries, it has taken place on Mondays far more often than on Saturdays.

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

Engineers take over a Victorian Crypt to showcase the future of building design
If you fancy seeing some impressive examples of architectural engineering and do so in a dark church crypt, then you're in luck.

Heat from tube tunnels could warm city offices in £1 billion network
The heat from the London Underground could warm offices and buildings across central London, as plans for a £1 billion heat network have been announced.

London’s Cable Car to reduce its opening hours due to a lack of customers
Early morning commuters using the London Cable Car will lose their service, as there aren't enough of them to open the cable car quite so early in the morning.

Architect Thomas Wallis honoured with a Blue Plaque at Victoria Coach Station
The art deco style Victoria Coach Station has gained a Blue Plaque -- to commemorate the man who designed it -- the architect Thomas Wallis.

London’s Pocket Parks: St Martin’s Gardens, NW1
This quiet haven of peace can be found just a few minutes' walk from the crowded Camden town centre and has been here since it was created just over 200 years ago as an overflow burial site for St Martin in the Fields church.

From Beefeaters to Tattoo Artists: Exhibition shows an unexpected side of veterans
An exhibition has opened that seeks to challenge the stereotype of what a military veteran looks like in the public imagination.

First ever public tours of St James’s Palace to start next year
The public will be able to visit the room where King Charles III was proclaimed monarch for the first time next year, as St James Palace will offer its first ever tours.

A £2 million fund to deep clean Southeastern railway stations
The train company Southeastern is to spend some £2 million over the next six months refreshing and deep cleaning over 100 of its stations.

The red bridge — a wildlife friendly addition to Canada Water
A curving sinuous red bridge has opened at Canada Water as part of the Surrey Quays redevelopment, and it's already proving very popular.

The RNLI asks Londoners to help to move its Chiswick lifeboat station to its new Wandsworth home
The RNLI's lifeboat station at Chiswick, the second busiest in the country, is about to move to a new building in Wandsworth, but with £300,000 needed for the move, the RNLI is asking Londoners to help launch its new base.

Paddington station testing new barriers to reduce escalator accidents
Paddington's Elizabeth line station will soon trial some new barriers by its escalators to persuade people to use the lifts if they have heavy luggage instead of lugging it down the escalators.

All Aboard! TfL’s new style guide sets stage for branded kids’ products
With retro-inspired designs and colorful assets, TfL’s latest guide helps licensees create products that appeal to young Londoners.

A new museum for London – the hidden Whitefriars Crypt to open to the public
A hidden gem of medieval history beneath Fleet Street will soon welcome visitors with a new museum space dedicated to the Whitefriars legacy.

St Pancras station’s Christmas Tree is a Wicked movie promotion
The question of which commercial organisation is providing St Pancras station's Christmas tree this year has been answered as a tie-in to promote the Wicked movie.

Funding boost to enhance public access to the City of London’s churches
The City of London's churches have been granted funding so that their buildings can be opened more often and improved public access can be developed for them.

Controversial Liverpool Street station redevelopment dropped in favour of new design
Plans to smother Liverpool Street station in a massive blob have been scrapped, and an alternative redevelopment plan that will preserve much of the existing station building has been shown off.

Solar powered tube trains for the future?
The tube trains of the future could get some of their juice from solar power, as Transport for London (TfL) is looking for a supplier who could plug solar cells directly into the TfL electricity grid.

London’s Alleys: Delancey Passage, NW1
This is a short Camden passageway that dates all the way back to when all around here were fields, which wasn't that long ago, as it happens.

TfL restores 18+ Oyster photocard applications following cyber attack
Transport for London (TfL) has now begun accepting applications for 18+ Oyster photocards and several other concessions as it continues restoring services following the recent cyber attack.