Immersive experience to bring calm to central London commuters
A new, free immersive experience to help anxious commuters relax will open to the public in central London on Monday.
Canadian billionaire to buy century-old building, open new office in London
A Hong Kong-based Canadian billionaire who owns the most luxurious hotel in Taiwan is seeking to buy a century-old commercial
Marble Arch Mound: deputy council leader resigns after costs hit £6m
Melvyn Caplan, the deputy leader of Westminster Council, which is responsible for building Marble Arch Mound, has resigned after total
UK’s first climate positive bar launches in London at Cocktails in the City
Britain’s first climate positive bar launched in central London last week. Avallen is on a mission to fight against the climate
Met Police launches internship scheme for London teenagers
The Metropolitan Police announced an internship scheme for London teenagers this week, which is due to take place during February
Which London boroughs have the highest planning and development rate?
London boroughs in the south and central regions have an above-average approval rate for planning permission applications in the city,
London charity IHP set to break own record supplying medicines around the world
Farringdon charity International Health Partners (IHP) is on the way to breaking its own record by delivering more than 4 million treatments of vital and lifesaving medicines to 31 countries during the pandemic.
Overseas embassies in London refuse to pay £77m on Congestion Charge
Summary: TfL has named 71 countries each owing around 100,000. Image: By SWLondoner staff A staggering £76.9 million is owed
Competition for South West London homes at a peak as prices continue to rise
Summary: The increase in central London property prices has had a knock-on effect. By Oliver Whitehead Central London property