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Projects · WestminsterLord Byron statue returns to Hyde Park after 60 years
A statue of the poet Lord Byron has been returned to Hyde Park, London, after being moved from its original location in the 1960s. The restoration and relocation project cost £380,000 and was supported by the current Lord Byron.
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Projects · LondonMayor's disability plan criticised for lack of ambition
The Mayor of London's first strategy for deaf and disabled Londoners has drawn criticism for not being ambitious enough. While the plan includes measures for housing, transport, jobs, and public services, one assembly member stated it lacked the necessary scale and investment.
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Projects · LondonJana Fernandez signs new London City contract until 2029
Jana Fernandez has signed a new contract with London City Lionesses, extending her stay until 2029. The defender joined the club a year ago from Barcelona and has become a key player in their debut Women's Super League season.
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Projects · CroydonCroydon to pilot electronic tagging for prolific shoplifters
Croydon Council is set to trial electronic tagging for prolific shoplifters later this year. The move aims to identify repeat offenders and ensure consequences for theft, following a significant number of reported incidents in the town centre.
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Projects · North LondonCanal Museum offers Halloween tours through Islington Tunnel
The Canal Museum near King's Cross is hosting Halloween-themed tours through the Islington Tunnel between October 29th and 31st. Ticket prices for the tours, which include museum entry, range from £11.25 for children to £26.75 for adults on a special 'Scream Tea' trip.
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Projects · West LondonWW2 Bomb Shelter in Mortlake Preserves History
A Second World War bomb shelter at St Leonard's Court in Mortlake, originally built between 1938 and 1939, has been preserved with Grade II-listed status. The shelter features original rooms that could hold 60 people and an extension with 48 bunks built in 1940.
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Projects · LondonSarah Olney to run for Mayor of London in 2028
Richmond Park MP Sarah Olney has declared her intention to stand as a candidate for Mayor of London in the 2028 election. She aims to introduce a deputy mayor elected by businesses and reopen police front counters.
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TfL Unveils 70+ Measures for Climate Resilience
Transport for London has launched over 70 initiatives to bolster its network against extreme weather and reduce carbon emissions. The updated Corporate Environment Plan for 2026 aims for greater resilience, reliability, and sustainability, with significant investments in sustainable drainage and zero-emission vehicles.
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TfL Publishes Updated Environment Plan With Over 70 Actions
Transport for London has released a new Corporate Environment Plan detailing more than 70 actions to reduce emissions and improve resilience. Key commitments include expanding Sustainable Drainage Systems and increasing the zero-emission bus fleet.
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London tourism tax capped at 5%, BBC understands
London's proposed tourism levy will be capped at 5% of accommodation costs, the BBC understands. This follows government plans to grant mayors powers to introduce such a tax, with potential implementation by March 2028.
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Projects · LondonBayeux Tapestry Sparks London Merchandise Mania
The arrival of the Bayeux Tapestry in London has led to a surge in themed merchandise and promotional activities. From special brews to gift shop treasures, businesses are capitalizing on the historical exhibit's popularity.
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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
The Bayeux Tapestry exhibition at the British Museum opens on Thursday. Tickets sold out rapidly, with a new batch scheduled for release on October 21st. The 70-metre-long artefact depicts events of the Norman Conquest.
London3 min readTrust 30 · Craft 45 · Hype 60
Projects · CroydonCroydon leaseholders face heating crisis amid gas leak dispute
Leaseholders at Admiral Court in Croydon are living without heating and hot water due to gas leaks. A dispute over who should pay for repairs, with the original developer liquidated, has left residents facing uncertainty.
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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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Projects · Central LondonHyde Park visitors encounter dry Diana Fountain throughout summer
The Diana Memorial Fountain in Hyde Park has remained dry since a pump breakdown on 1 July, compounded by a software fault, according to Royal Parks. The charity apologised to visitors and expects water to flow again within a few weeks, after specialist teams worked on the issue.
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Projects · LondonFree light show at St Paul's Cathedral for ten nights
St Paul's Cathedral will host a free light show for ten nights from 11th to 21st September. The event features two installations by Ukrainian artist Mykola Kabluka, including a large-scale projection on the building's west front.
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