WATCH: The oldest motoring event in the world
For one day a year, southwest London steps back in time to host the longest-running and oldest motoring event in
London-based historian, broadcaster, and author, shortlisted for the Wolfson History Prize
Eleanor Barraclough is the south west London-based author of Embers of the Hands: Hidden Histories of the Viking Age, that
‘Titanic: Echoes from the Past’ VR experience review
Located in the heart of busy Camden is an experience unlike any other, where history comes to life. It is
WATCH: London Museum Docklands hosts mudlarking exhibition ‘Secrets of the Thames’
The London Museum Docklands is hosting ‘Secrets of the Thames’, the first major exhibition dedicated to mudlarks. Over 350 mudlarked objects, ranging from personal items to historic relics, will be on display until March 2026.
Crystal Palace Park’s lost racetrack: The historic circuit beneath the grass
As the eyes of the Formula 1 world turn to the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, a forgotten racetrack remains
Concert to bring 18th Century Twickenham to life
A concert which explores the artistic circles of 18th Century Twickenham through music of the time period will be held
National Theatre has made strides in improving gender diversity – but is it enough?
The National Theatre has put on more than a thousand main stage productions in its lifetime, but less than one
Kensington and Bayswater swings red as Labour retake wealthiest London borough
The wealthiest borough in London has swung back to Labour in an unusual break from its Conservative tradition. Labour MP
Review: Gay Men’s Guide to Safer Sex ’97
Gay Men’s Guide to Safer Sex ‘97 is erotic art, informational video, and a key part of queer history all
Iconic London archaeological site reopens
Billingsgate Roman House and Baths, an iconic archaeological site in central London, has reopened for visitors after a seasonal closure.
Great Escapes exhibition launched by the National Archives
The National Archives has launched an exhibition on internment, prisoners of war and their escapes during WWII. Following the release