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Projects · West LondonBedfont Lakes open water swimming returns after safety review
Open water swimming has resumed at Bedfont Lakes Country Park in Hounslow after a two-year break. Hounslow Council has partnered with a new provider, Howl Multisports, to offer supervised sessions following a review of water safety and operational viability.
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Projects · LondonCity of London Pedway Reopens After Years of Closure
A section of the City of London's elevated pedestrian walkway network, known as the pedway, has reopened near Moorgate station after several years of closure. The Bassishaw Highwalk section now features a new Corten steel footbridge and a revamped pocket park.
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Projects · LondonLondon Mayoral Election Set for May 2028
Londoners will head to the polls on 4 May 2028 for the next Mayoral election. The vote will also determine the composition of the London Assembly, with candidates from various parties beginning to emerge.
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Projects · LondonBayeux Tapestry Exhibition Tickets Released October 21
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Projects · LondonLondon events: Festivals and open houses fill September weekend
From Southeast Asian culture and fermented foods to classic boats and architectural tours, London is set to host a variety of festivals and open house events between 10 and 20 September 2026. Many events are free to attend.
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Projects · WestminsterWestminster Council revises licensing policy after business backlash
Westminster City Council has published a revised licensing policy, seeking to better explain technical terms after its draft proposals to encourage more seated areas faced significant opposition from businesses, the government, and the Mayor of London.
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