Science Museum Lates are returning next month
After a long break, the monthly adults-only late night opening at the Science Museum resumes next month.

A London tube station roof is filled with brightly coloured art
If you go onto the roof of Temple tube station at the moment, the formerly grey terrace is a riot of colours, as the entire half-acre space has been filled in with patterned flooring tiles.,

Cirque du Soleil returning to the Royal Albert Hall
Cirque du Soleil, the Circus of the Sun, is returning to the Royal Albert Hall in January with a brand new Mexico themed show.

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London Port City – 200 years of London’s docks in a new exhibition
London was founded on the Thames nearly 2,000 years ago as it was an ideal location for sea trade, and it's still the UK's largest seaport which is now the topic of a free exhibition at the Museum of London Docklands.

Tickets Alert: Lambeth Palace Gardens open day
The private gardens inside Lambeth Palace opposite the Houses of Parliament have not been open to the public this year, but there will be one open day at the end of this month.

Maida Vale’s double-decker telephone box
Just outside a former Telephone Exchange on Hall Road in Maida Vale is something very strange - a telephone box that's twice the normal height.

HS2 to cut London Euston station to ten platforms
Plans for HS2's station at Euston to be built in two stages and to have 11 platforms have been changed by the government to a slightly smaller station with ten platforms, to be built in one single phase.

Tickets Alert: An evening of Georgian era confectionery
Fancy a Friday evening of fancy clothes and sugary delights with the Georgian Dining Academy? That's what's on offer at the Foundling Museum in December.

There’s a model of a Japanese bullet train on display in Kensington
For the next few weeks, you can see a scale model of a Japanese bullet train on display in a Kensington High Street shop.

London’s Pocket Parks: Pont Street, SW1
It doesn't look it yet, but this patch of ground that looks like it's been used by the local horse riding society is going to become London's newest pocket park.

Damning report into the failures of the Marble Arch Mound
A damning report into the failures of the Marble Arch Mound has found that it suffered from a host of management failures and a deliberate attempt to conceal its rising costs from the council members.

The final Crossrail station oversite has been handed to the developer
The last of the Elizabeth line stations to have a building built above the station has been handed over to the developer, Grosvenor for an office development.

London’s largest roof garden reopening to the public
The roof garden on top of the office block at 120 Fenchurch Street is to reopen following a lengthy pandemic closure.

Could the Tulip still rise over London?
The Tulip, a controversial bulbous viewing platform planned for the City of London could be approved following a planning appeal and inquiry.

From WW2 to Cold War and today – the British Army in Germany
A James Bond style armoured car and a kettle for cups of tea in a tank are the highlights of an exhibition at the moment about the role played by the British Army in West Germany from the end of WW2 to modern times.

Keats200 – an outdoor exhibition
There's an open-air exhibition at the moment to commemorate the bicentenary of the death, at just 25 of one of Britain's best-known poets, John Keats.

Augmented reality beasties hanging around London Wall
If you wander around London Wall at the moment and peer through your smartphone's scrying eye, you might see hidden beasts coming out to play.

The world’s oldest star map is coming to the British Museum
Made some 3,600 years ago, the world's oldest known map of the night sky is coming to London to go on display in the British Museum early next year.

London’s Alleys: Dean’s Mews, W1
This is a cobbled mews that sits between two grand linked buildings with a very impressive sculpture of the Madonna and Child hanging above the entrance.