Beyond the Laver Cup: London’s next generation of tennis
When the Laver Cup arrived at The O2 in London for the first time in 2022, the focus was naturally
Kingston scraps e-bike contracts due to financial issues
Kingston council has scrapped two e-bike contracts that would have brought up to 500 bikes to Kingston and Sutton, citing
London uni students raise fears their work could be used to train AI
Students at London universities have raised concerns that their work could be used to train artificial intelligence systems. The fears
Westminster Council leader calls for on-the-spot fines for unlicensed street fundraisers
The Westminster City Council leader has called for on-the-spot fines to tackle unlicensed street fundraisers amid concerns of pedestrians being
Rail companies trial audio guides to help blind and partially sighted people
Audio description guides to help blind and partially sighted people have been introduced by Greater Thameslink Railway (GTR).
City of London Police launch ‘sin bin’ for cyclists running red lights
Cyclists caught jumping red lights in the City of London will now be given the chance to watch an educational
Meet the London charity making sport accessible to children with disabilities
Parents have praised the life-changing impact of a London charity that delivers access to sport to children with disabilities. KEEN, which stands for ‘Kids Enjoying Exercise Now’, promises to deliver one-to-one support and physical activity
VR campaign launched after hate crime on London transport rises 36%
A virtual reality campaign is being used to encourage passengers to speak up safely when they witness hate crime on public transport in London. The initiative, run by Transport for London (TfL) in partnership with the British Transport
New Bill to tighten ‘revolting and vile’ child sex dolls ‘legislative loophole’ one step closer to becoming UK Law
A proposal to make it a criminal offence to make or possess child-like sex abuse dolls in England and Wales passed a crucial stage in the House of Commons this morning (21 October).
Meet ‘Spit Nights’: The collective redefining poetry for a new generation
A London-based spoken word event is helping audiences re-engage with literature by hosting hybrid, immersive poetry nights. Media consumption has
The undead shuffle through Central London to mark World Zombie Day
A zombie horde descended on central London as hundreds of horror fans took to the streets in celebration of World