Events, politics, London incidents
Greenwich council in London has resuscitated a proposal to extend its existing selective licensing regime, put on ice during the Coronavirus crisis. The consultation, abandoned in the spring, has now returned and is open...
Despite a tentative easing of the national lockdown, the lingering economic and social consequences of this policy are frighteningly obvious to anyone venturing into central London. While social life and economic activity has, to...
LONDON: Deserted streets, empty restaurants, shuttered stores: London’s financial districts remain largely abandoned by workers still worried about the pandemic and reluctant to return to office life. The City, a square mile in the heart...
The latest headlines in your inbox twice a day Monday – Friday plus breaking news updates Police have shut down a huge illegal rave in a London woodlands that went on until after 3am...
Tottenham are reportedly ready to do battle with their London rivals for the signing of Arsenal star Ainsley Maitland-Niles. The versatile ace has been put for sale by the Gunners with Mikel Arteta hoping...
Mark Ludmon reviews Simon Stephens’ adaptation of Jose Saramago’s Blindness as a sound installation by Ben and Max Ringham at London’s Donmar Warehouse. Photo: Helen Maybanks BlindnessDonmar Warehouse, LondonFour stars José Saramago’s apocalyptic novel...
