The cost of the major repairs needed for the Houses of Parliament is rising by up to £420 million per year due to ongoing delays in starting work on it.
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The cost of the major repairs needed for the Houses of Parliament is rising by up to £420 million per year due to ongoing delays in starting work on it.
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In its centenary year as a public building, Leighton House is looking back at how its famous Arab Hall was designed and built.
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An unassuming white building behind King’s Cross conceals a wonderful interior and rooftop garden. This is the Aga Khan Centre, opened in 2018 to house several divisions of the Shi‘a Ismaili charity, and its design incorporates a collection of gardens, …
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Visitors will enter through a restored original entrance as part of a major redevelopment designed to transform the museum experience before its 50th anniversary.
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This small plot of land overlooks a very busy freight road and at the moment, also a large HS2 building site.
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A programme that began as a small pilot on the A40 and North Circular has grown into one of London’s largest biodiversity initiatives.
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If you want to watch the sun rise or set from the top of London’s highest viewing gallery, Horizon 22 now has semi-regular early and late openings.
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Later this year, St Martin-in-the-Fields will mark the 300th anniversary of the current church on the site - and they’ve opened a free tercentennial exhibition in its crypt.
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The railways around Romford are going to see a trial of drones to monitor the railway for trespass incidents and to identify infrastructure issues early.
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Next month, a restored 1930s Art Deco tube train will return to the London Underground, offering rides along the Metropolitan line.
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This bricky mass of a Catholic church has been in this part of Walthamstow ever since the very first houses were built here.
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A large ship, the Logos Hope, is visiting London for a few weeks, and you can go on board for a look around.
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A grand imposing building in Mayfair occasionally opens its doors to offer tours for people who want to have a look around.
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A special Azuma train carrying a commemorative livery celebrating the 150th anniversary of Sir Nigel Gresley’s birth will be seen on the LNER railway this summer.
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Train companies across much of England are advising passengers that the heatwave will affect train services and could lead to delays and short-notice cancellations.
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A proposed floating Livery Hall next to London Bridge has uncovered an unusual engineering challenge involving riverside dolphins and an abandoned London Underground tunnel.
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From Smash Martians to Perrier bottles and Bisto tins, the Museum of Brands celebrates the adverts, packaging and household names that filled British homes for decades.
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The number of passenger journeys on British railways has exceeded pre-pandemic levels for the first time, with 1.836 billion journeys made between April 2025 and March 2026.
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The office scheme known as The Mark has been redesigned to suit its future tenant, while retaining plans for a publicly accessible rooftop terrace.
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Work has begun to upgrade a signalling system on the Thameslink line as part of measures to improve reliability on one of the busiest parts of the rail network.
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Following Friday’s serious rail accident at Bedford, passengers are being warned that services on the Midlands Main Line will be disrupted for much of the week.
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Fans can get up close to iconic outfits and props from the hit time-travel drama before they go under the hammer.
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New dates announced for roughly monthly behind-the-scenes tours of the London Archives.
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The Royal Parks is celebrating the arrival of four pelican chicks, the first ever successfully hatched by the resident birds in St James’s Park.
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The nuisance of people playing music on trains could face increased enforcement, as the Mayor of London, Sir Sadiq Khan, agreed to look at what could be done.
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