Britain’s largest – built 1851. Oscar Wilde served first 6 months of his sentence here before moving to Reading. Clapham Junction Station 1838 – It was signal box and then grew to be busiest in the world (not anymore). Man on the Clapham Omnibus – Used by a judge in 19th Century because Clapham was […]

The Lord Mayor of London, Charles Bowman, has spoken to former City Minister, and head of the International Regulatory Strategy Group, Mark Hoban about the importance of trust. This forms a part of the Lord Mayor’s Business of Trust Programme.

The Marriage Allowance is a tax break for couples who are married or in a civil partnership. To find out more and apply, visit: https://www.gov.uk/marriage-allowance

Prime Minister Theresa May welcomes soldiers to Parliament

PM launches Race at Work Charter

Find out what we’re doing, and how you can help: London.gov.uk/homelessness

Londonist launches a 12-part documentary series exploring London’s historical, mythical and contemporary pagan connections. In the first episode, Robert Kingham visits the most famous pagan temple in London. Minimum Labyrinth is running its guided walk – The Pantheon of Pancras – until 3 November 2018. Visit www.minimumlabyrinth.org

One of the best ways to see the beauty of London is to get up early, hire a bike and uncover the tranquil side of London’s iconic buildings and locations.  

New video for summer 2018. Information on who can use ePassport gates when entering the UK and how to do so.

We head inside St Paul’s to check out some awesome reasons why you need some Cathedral action in your life. Ross Miklaszewicz reports.

The New Tube will be introduced first on the Piccadilly line, followed by the Bakerloo, Central and Waterloo & City lines. Its innovative design will also allow for air-cooling for the first time on deep-level sections of the Tube. The train – designs for which are part of a new public exhibition at King’s Cross […]

City of London – TOP 14 Attractions in 48 Hours