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Tighter regulations and licenses may indicate a decline in the number of buskers in London. The number of busking license

Being taught in a non-native language can have an impact on memory and cognition, directly affecting students’ abilities and their

New guidance issued by the Department for Education last month states teachers can now use generative AI to speed up routine tasks,

Parcel theft is on the rise across the UK, with recent figures suggesting a growing problem. According to a 2024 report

Two Swedish choirs marked the summer solstice last week, performing traditional songs at the Southbank Centre’s Midsummer Melodies event. The

Meet the traders at Ted’s Market, which is held on the second and fourth Saturday each month from 10am-2pm. The

The London Arab Orchestra attracted a large crowd to its first concert together as a group which took place at the beginning

The Ruils Community Choir is an important part of the charity which supports Disabled children and adults and people with

Photographer – Olivia Bath

Over a thousand fashion enthusiasts descended on Frock Me!, London’s oldest vintage clothes fair, and arguably the oldest in the

Transport for London (TfL) and Santander Cycles have launched a generator offering randomly curated cycling routes exploring London, after research