Catherine DeVrye has visited over 150 countries, met people living in the aftermath of civil war around the world, been

Public arts organisation Art Below is celebrating 20 years of transforming London Underground stations into temporary art galleries. Founded in

Book lovers are being invited to swap their favourite reads as the first-ever London Literature Festival Book Swap opens at

Santander Cycles is launching a new rental system with Transport for London (TfL), introducing a new app and a QR

Several artists used guerilla tactics to exhibit unauthorised artwork at the exclusive Frieze London art fair last week but received

From possessed clowns to chainsaw-wielding maniacs, Tulleys Shocktober Fest promises a Halloween night out worth travelling for, but does it

The suicide rate is higher among men than women in London, new data has found. Figures released by the Office

Students at London universities have raised concerns that their work could be used to train artificial intelligence systems. The fears

Cyclists caught jumping red lights in the City of London will now be given the chance to watch an educational

A café combining coffee and food with cycling, running and other community events has opened a second south west London

Kensington and Chelsea Council has ended a contract providing domestic abuse training for teachers and other school staff, as it