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According to research from Tax Policy Associates, UK retailers are still profiting from the tampon tax that was scrapped at

Carl McCluskey took over from his grandmother at the The Chancellors pub in Hammersmith in 2020, rapidly shaping it into

Tickets for the much-anticipated Eurovision Song Contest went live today at 1pm, however tickets were only available internationally via Ticketmaster.

Croydon councillors voted down Conservative Mayor Jason Perry’s proposed 15% council tax hike by 37-34 at a three and a

Heathrow Airport has called for more government support for the UK’s sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) industry to help aviation reach

A bike repair station has been installed in Twickenham for the public to use.  The repair station offers tools such

The Wimbledon Foundation has reopened applications for their community fund, which supports projects helping disadvantaged groups across Merton. The foundation

Pret A Manger has announced their third pay rise in 12 months, allowing staff to earn up to £14.10 per

Two playgrounds in South London have been jointly named the saddest playgrounds in London. Crystal Palace Park in Bromley and

Hundreds gathered in West London on 24 February for a remembrance service marking one year since war began in Ukraine.

Many children could miss out on World Book Day tomorrow, due to school strike action in London. Tomorrow marks the