Hunt for hand-written notes by Andy Leek in Marylebone this October
An art trail has popped up in Marylebone, all featuring messages dotted around the area.

Flash sale on Frozen the Musical tickets
The long-running stage musical version of the Disney film currently has an offer on tickets with £48 tickets reduced to just £25 for most performances.

London’s weekly railway news
A weekly round-up of London's rail transport news…

Half price offer on TfL’s cycle hire scheme
The standard monthly subscription charge to use a Santander cycle hire bike has been halved for the next few days.

More tickets to visit Horizon 22 viewing gallery coming next month
Tickets to visit London's highest viewing gallery were released yesterday, and 5,000 of the free tickets were snapped up in just the first few minutes.

Morden tube station wins TfL’s annual best garden award
Morden tube station's disused platform garden has been judged the best in the annual "In Bloom" competition for the best garden on the Transport for London (TfL) network.

London’s Public Art: The Reflection sculpture by David Breuer-Weil
Standing almost unnoticed next to the Elizabeth line station entrance on Dean Street is a large bronze sculpture that's remarkably easy to walk past without noticing it's there.

Chance to climb a church tower
There’s a chance next month to climb up a church tower that’s not usually open to the public.

Dennis Severs’ House to have its annual Christmas makeover
Tickets have now gone on sale for Dennis Severs' House's popular Yuletide makeover that will start in November.

Tube strike on the London Underground in October
The RMT union has announced that its members at the London Underground will walk out in strike action in October.

Book Review: Little Boxes by Roger Elsom
It's rare that a book about railways can be said to be relaxing, but one has arrived that is packed full of lazy summers travelling around the countryside looking for those often lonely outposts -- the railway signal box.

Behind the curtain: Exploring the intriguing past of Hackney Empire
The Hackney Empire is one of those buildings that's had a remarkable life that manages to encapsulate many of the various histories that happened in pieces to other theatres across the country.

A glowing steam train returns to the Epping Ongar Railway
A steam train covered in lights will return to the Epping Ongar railway creating a magical ride through the countryside.

Wallace & Gromit’s wrong trousers is the correct exhibition
It's been thirty years since a villainous penguin, a pair of wrong trousers and the greatest railway chase of all time appeared on TV screens, and the Cartoon Museum is taking a look back at how it was made.

Avanti West Coast secures contract extension to keep running West Coast Mainline trains
The train company Avanti West Coast will keep its West Coast Mainline contract after the government said it had reduced delays and cancellations following a chaotic summer 2022.

Starlight Express is returning to London next year
Put your railway rollers skates on, as Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Starlight Express will be making a return to the London theatre next summer.

Origins of Wimbledon’s famous green towels’ revealed in Museum of Brands exhibition
Just under 175 years ago, how people dried themselves after a wash changed when the first British made terry towel was shown off at the Great Exhibition, and now there's a smaller exhibition about the company that developed it.

Battersea Park Station upgrade plans could provide step-free access
Battersea Park Station in south London could be set for a significant upgrade, as Wandsworth Council and Network Rail work together to deliver a reconfigured station with step-free access.

A 900-year-old tradition: Dunmow Flitch Trials to allow same-sex couples to take home the bacon
Fancy doing something odd? Well, if you're a married couple who can prove that you're very happily married, you could carry off a massive amount of bacon.

Ten William Blake inspired mosaics unveiled at Surbiton station in Kingston upon Thames
Network Rail and South Western Railway (SWR) have worked alongside partners to install ten mosaics to brighten up Surbiton railway station.

London’s Alleys: Christys’ Walk, SE1
This is a fairly new passageway that was created to give people an alternative to the busy Bermondsey Street or polluted Tower Bridge Road, and is named after a local hat maker that opened 250 years ago in 1773.