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London's Historic Islamic Bookshop Faces Closure

The Islamic Book Centre, London's oldest Islamic bookshop serving the community for 45 years, is at risk of permanent closure due to soaring rent prices and declining sales, sparking a fundraising campaign to save this cultural landmark.

The Wanderers Review: Cosmic Theatre Magic in London

Discover our compelling review of 'The Wanderers' at London's Marylebone Theatre - a mesmerising production that blends cosmic wonder with human connection in an unforgettable theatrical experience.

Highgate locals battle tourist invasion

Residents of exclusive North London enclave Highgate declare war on disruptive tourists as their peaceful neighbourhood becomes overwhelmed by visitors seeking famous cemetery and celebrity homes.

London's Epic New Zipline: Soar Above Olympic Park

Experience London from breathtaking new heights as Europe's longest urban zipline opens in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, offering thrill-seekers a 35mph adventure across the iconic skyline.

London home sale beside UK's most secretive neighbour

A stunning detached family home in London has hit the market with one extraordinary feature - it sits beside the UK's most secretive residence, known only as 'Number 1' and protected by armed police.

Residents use forklifts and bollards in street protest

Local residents in Westminster have resorted to dramatic measures, using forklifts and concrete barriers to shut down their street after Ministry of Justice plans threatened their community with increased traffic and security risks.

Labour warned against local election complacency

Shadow Commons leader Lucy Powell cautions Labour against complacency in upcoming May local elections, warning that writing off contests could prove costly for Starmer's government.

The Kensington Hotel: London Luxury Redefined

Discover why The Kensington Hotel stands as one of London's most charming luxury destinations, offering timeless elegance, exceptional dining, and prime South Kensington location.

Jewel-like London skyscraper gets planning approval

A spectacular new 17-storey skyscraper dubbed the 'Jewel Tower' has received planning permission in the City of London, promising to become a shimmering new landmark with its faceted glass design and premium office spaces.

Kent Council declares financial emergency amid budget crisis

Kent County Council faces financial meltdown, proposing unprecedented council tax hikes and sweeping service cuts to avoid effective bankruptcy. Local residents brace for impact as authority warns of 'difficult decisions' ahead.

Family Day at London's Natural History Museum

Discover one family's unforgettable adventure at London's Natural History Museum with a dinosaur-loving six-year-old - tips, highlights and must-see exhibits for your visit.

Labour unveils radical devolution plans for local power

Senior Labour figures Lucy Powell and Bridget Phillipson announce ambitious plans to devolve significant powers from Whitehall to local communities, marking a fundamental restructuring of British governance.

Nottinghamshire Council Reverses Journalist Ban

A Reform UK-led council in Nottinghamshire has reversed its decision to bar local journalists from meetings following widespread criticism and accusations of undermining democracy.

Trocadero casino plan near London mosque sparks fury

London's legendary Trocadero entertainment centre faces controversial redevelopment into a casino mere metres from a central mosque, igniting planning disputes and community concerns in the heart of the West End.

Kimpton Fitzroy London: Luxury Hotel Review

Discover the breathtaking transformation of the historic Kimpton Fitzroy London hotel in Russell Square. Our in-depth review explores the stunning architecture, luxurious accommodations, and exceptional dining that make this one of London's most remarkabl

Library boiler noise fury grips Westminster residents

Furious Westminster residents demand action as deafening boiler noise from library basement disrupts sleep and daily life. Local council faces mounting pressure to resolve the ongoing acoustic nightmare.

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