Exhibition of woodwork marks the 450th anniversay of the Joiners and Ceilers
A room inside the Guildhall is currently filled with woodworking tools, as this year marks the 450th anniversary of the granting of a Royal Charter to one of the City of London's livery companies

Crossrail hands Woolwich station over to TfL
The formal handing over of Woolwich station from Crossrail as a construction site to TfL as a completed station took place this morning.

London’s weekly railway news
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Kensington High Street cycle lane set for High Court battle
A local campaign group has filed a High Court claim for a Judicial Review into Kensington council's decision to remove the Kensington High Street cycle lane.

Tickets Alert: Military pomp at Horseguards Parade
A bit of military pomp and pageantry will take place next month at Horseguards Parade in Whitehall.

A history of Little Ben – the Victoria clock tower
Just outside Victoria Station is a tall black clock tower, often nicknamed Little Ben, and while often described as a small-scale replica of the Elizabeth Tower (Big Ben) down the road, there are so many differences that it can be best be described as inspired by the design.

How to get tickets for the 2021 Last Night of the Proms
Pandemics notwithstanding, Prom season is starting again and it’s time to apply for tickets to attend the Last Night of the Proms 2021.

HS2’s Old Oak Common station gets formal start
HS2's huge hub station at Old Oak Common has received formal approval for the permanent construction work to start.

Changes at the planned new Thames Wharf DLR station
Plans for a new DLR station halfway between Canning Town and West Silvertown is being revised following a decision to change how it is being funded.

See brass steam trains in the Science Museum
There's a dark room in the Science Museum that's filled with brass and steel models of early steam engines and locomotives.

Northern City line starts major signalling upgrade work
A major upgrade of the signalling on the Northern City line to Moorgate is underway, and will however see the line closed at weekends for the work to be carried out.

TfL back with revised plans for flats at Cockfosters tube station
Plans for homes on Cockfosters tube station's car park are being revised after the original scheme was rejected by the local council following fairly heated objections.

London to Brighton car rally aiming for 500 vintage cars this year
The London to Brighton veteran car run is hoping to see 500 participants in this its 125th anniversary year.

Mobile phone coverage coming to the London Underground tunnels
Mobile phone coverage is to be extended to the entire London Underground following successful trials along the Jubilee line extension.

Goodyear Blimp flying over London this week
After an absence of a decade, the bright blue Goodyear Blimp will be flying over London this week.

More details about the Oxford Circus pedestrianisation plans
More information has been released about plans to pedestrianise the lengths of Oxford Street next to Oxford Circus and divert road traffic around it.

The Barbican tells the story of the threatened Yanomami people
Part art exhibition, part awareness campaign, a photographic exhibition about Brazil's threatened indigenous people, the Yanomami has opened at the Barbican.

Tickets to climb the Marble Arch Mound now on sale
The Marble Arch Mound, a big artificial hill built at the end of Oxford Street will be open to the public next month, and tickets are now on sale.

National Rail flexible season tickets go on sale today
New flexible season tickets, aimed at people who are likely to commute to work a couple of days a week, have gone on sale today.

London’s Alleys: Carmarthen Place, SE1
This is a pretty little cobbled alleyway to be found in Bermondsey.