Along the Corgi trail: a royal walk in London for the Queen’s Jubilee
A new “Corgi trail” was launched in Central London to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. From Belgravia to Strand, 19
Frustrated demonstrators brand Southern Rail a ‘shambles’ and demand answers at Victoria protest
Demonstrators packed Victoria Station last night to protest the government’s handling of the Southern Rail crisis which has seen thousands of commuters’ journeys interrupted by
‘A big place in my heart’: Final curtain call for Billy Elliot at London’s Victoria Palace Theatre after 11-year run
After 11 years and 4,600 performances, Billy Elliot the Musical waves farewell to London’s Victoria Palace Theatre tomorrow. Since 2004,
Made in the Circle line: Caggie Dunlop joins famous Londoners recording podcasts for TfL and Sport Relief
Glamourous Made in Chelsea star Caggie Dunlop is among famous Londoners recording podcasts about their favourite places along the Circle
Trust release ‘fact vs fiction’ document dispelling myths regarding Joanna Lumley’s Thames Garden Bridge
Some love it, others loathe it but the prospective Garden Bridge stretching from near Temple station to the Southbank Centre
On the Pulse: Do you think it’s a good idea to have a 24-hour Tube service?
Boris Johnson’s announcement that Londoners will have a 24-hour Tube service from next year means our bustling metropolis will soon
Proposed Crossrail 2 route would include stops at Kingston, Wimbledon, Twickenham and Clapham Junction
Summary: Councillors across south west London boroughs welcome the suggestions. Image: By Helena Hickey A new train line which would
My Big Mouth: Can London hotels be criticised for raising prices during the Olympics?
Summary: As London 2012 nears SWLondoner’s Asif Faruque looks into just how many London hotels will be cashing in during
Madagascan lemur found on Tooting Common
Summary: The ring-tailed primate, native to Madagascar, was found in freezing sub-zero conditions. Image: By Samantha Regan A severely ill