Tickets Alert: Take sheep across Southwark Bridge
If you’re a Freeman (or freewoman) of the City of London, then you can exercise your ancient right to take sheep across one of London's bridges this coming September.

Is the King’s Cross? Nope, just King Charles III telling us to Mind the Gap
The King and Queen have recorded an announcement that'll be played in tube stations and at national rail stations across London over the coronation weekend.

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

RMT members vote to continue national rail strikes
RMT members working for 14 of the train operating companies have voted to continue their long running strike action.

Tickets Alert: Tours of the Speaker’s House inside Parliament
The now semi-regular opportunity to see inside the richly decorated Speakers House within the Houses of Parliament is returning, and will be running through most of the summer.

See the Coronation Stone in Kingston
When King Charles III is crowned, he will sit on a throne containing a Scottish stone, but there's another Coronation Stone he could have sat on -- and it's in southwest London.

See a Japanese float on display in the British Museum
A scale model of a Japanese festival float that was donated to the British Museum to mark the 1908 London Olympics has gone on display for a few weeks.

Tickets Alert: Tours of Goldsmiths’ Hall
One of the grandest of the City’s livery halls, the Goldsmiths is open a few days a year for public tours and the dates for… next year have been announced.

Dennis Severs House fills its rooms with a young man’s ceramics
Dennis Severs' House in Spitalfields, the remarkable time capsule of Georgian life, has become an unusual setting for a display of unusual chinaware.

London’s Pocket Parks: The White House Garden, SE1
Just behind the Southbank centre is a large public garden in full view of the crowds, that hardly anyone knows is actually open to the public.

Rececently uncovered Roman Wall in the City of London given heritage protection
Three large sections of a previously unknown Roman wall discovered under the City of London in recent years have been designated as scheduled monuments in the National Heritage List for England.

More frequent trains on the DLR to reduce waiting times at stations
A new timetable for the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) is coming into effect in a couple of weeks time, which will see more frequent services on all routes, especially in the evenings.

Tickets Alert: Graffiti workshops in Leake Street
As part of his year-long artist residency at Waterloo's Leake Street, Marc Craig (aka Max The Virus) is leading a series of hands-on graffiti workshops at London's famous graffiti tunnel.

Work to make Finsbury Park station completely step-free now complete
Two new lifts have been installed at Finsbury Park railway station, offering step-free access to the mainline railway platforms.

Exclusive photos: See inside the City of London’s Aldermen’s Court Room
Many a visitor to the Guildhall Yard in the City of London will have noticed an odd looking building poking into the yard and wondered what is inside it.

London exhibitions to visit in May 2023
A selection of ten excellent exhibitions to visit in a month with three bank holidays to enjoy.

Help design a new railway station “clock” for Network Rail
Network Rail is seeking a new design for a station clock that could be used across the UK railway network.

London’s Alleys: Rose and Crown Yard, SW1
This is a large yard hidden behind a covered walkway in posh St James that may have been named after an old coaching inn, but no one is entirely sure.