Hammersmith‘s Irish Cultural Centre celebrated the life and work of writer James Joyce last week with readings, poems and a

Water has no shape, yet artists have been shaping it for centuries allowing us to learn about how they represent

Hampton Beer Festival hosted its tenth edition in early June with a celebration featuring local brewers, bands and beer lovers.

Thousands of people visited a summer street festival in Hammersmith at the beginning of June which was held alongside a

London schools won more than any other region at Tes Schools Awards 2025 with triumphs in five categories. The awards

A commemorative York stone was installed at Twickenham’s Warren Gardens last week to mark the green space as the borough’s first

London’s first independent bookshop dedicated entirely to the romance genre opened in Notting Hill last week. Saucy Books aims to

Thousands of pro-Palestine protestors marched in central London, demanding an end to the Middle East conflict and the humanitarian crisis

A disability influencer has spoken out against proposed Personal Independence Payment (PIP) cuts, and the impact these will have on

Kingston businesses have raised concerns about disparity in parking charges between different streets after some as much as tripled across

Wandsworth Council launched their Year of Play on Thursday, kickstarting a 12-month programme to improve children’s experience of exploring the fun and