Six things to do in London in January 2026
Whether it’s the end of this year or the beginning of the next, South West London does not care. It

Whether it’s the end of this year or the beginning of the next, South West London does not care. It

In the 1970s, a colony of European tree frogs, a species once found in 16th Century Britain, was inadvertently –

London’s 2026 New Year’s Day parade was celebrated with the help of America’s Clogging All-Stars, a group made up of

For almost a century, a London church has championed those facing homelessness through the BBC Radio 4 Christmas Appeal. St

A new Farringdon restaurant is the latest of star chef Ivan Orkin’s Japanese-style eateries. Serving up classic dishes with hearty

A former finance employee, who was fired despite having a cyst ‘the size of a coke can’ on one of

Here is a round up of all the strike action, planned work and closures that will affect Londoners over the

The London Gaelic Choir, founded in 1891, is the world’s oldest Scottish Gaelic choir. The non-auditioned choir is called “Còisir

Italian restaurant staff in London have largely welcomed UNESCO’s decision to grant Italian cuisine special cultural heritage status on Wednesday

The second part of The Londoners magazine December double bill has arrived. Featuring sections on news, lifestyle and culture, arts,

London’s pulse has grown digital almost overnight, or at least, it feels that way. These days, the morning routine might