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London cat cafe lands back on its feet in Greenwich

Image of Bryony Rowe swimming

“A legacy to live up to”: Woman takes on English Channel swim 100 years after first female crossing

A book display at the radical bookshop.

New radical bookshop and harm reduction hub fundraising after unionising

Protestors outside Greenwich council

Residents fear ‘democracy is dead’ following changes to Greenwich council constitution

Sexual misconduct among top allegations in Met police dismissals, but is still likely underreported

Proposed tourist tax could fund London services as councils push to keep levy local

Green Party candidate for Mayor of Croydon is hopeful amid party’s historic by-election win

Mother Courage and Her Children by Bertolt Brecht, Translated by Anna Jordan

‘Joy-as-rebellion’ Mother Courage comes to the Globe next month

A ‘darkly hedonistic’ adaptation of Bertolt Brecht’s seminal anti-war work Mother Courage and Her Children opens at Shakespeare’s Globe next

Ramzi Hammad and Collective performing at the Southbank Centre (Credit: Val Raguy Dunn)

Southbank Centre showcases how migration influnces jazz

road closure blocks with cones

Lambeth residents frustrated with water issues

Seleim standing outside Equal Fitness

Personal trainer and DJ starts trans-only strength and conditioning classes

man standing outside play centre

Vulnerable children at risk by council plans to close adventure play centres

A tennis court (Credit: Kian Kingley)

How tennis betting markets work in the UK

Tennis betting runs year-round. No offseason, no quiet months, no break between the Australian Open closing and the clay season

Matchroom Boxing event in extending DAZN deal

Johnny Fisher proud of roots as Matchroom Boxing extends DAZN deal

Johnny Fisher interviwed at Matchroom event

Johnny Fisher attacks VAR, corporatisation and loss of characters in football

Eddie the Eagle backs Lindsey Vonn’s ski gamble after horror crash

Dulwich Hamlet determined to preserve identity as home ground exit looms

One of the last remaining Aylesbury Estate tower blocks (Credit: Ava Scott-Nadal)

Aylesbury Estate protest exhibition inside activist’s home moves online

Top 10 shops in London for all things vintage and antique

Church

‘They’re evicting God’ – Squatters forcefully removed from Deptford church

Inside the misunderstood world of London’s Pearly Kings and Queens

Mother Courage and Her Children by Bertolt Brecht, Translated by Anna Jordan

‘Joy-as-rebellion’ Mother Courage comes to the Globe next month

Ramzi Hammad and Collective performing at the Southbank Centre (Credit: Val Raguy Dunn)

Southbank Centre showcases how migration influnces jazz

A group of vocaloid fans at a Hatsune Miku concert at Hokkaido University, holding up their light sticks.

O2 Arena to headline first virtual artist

Inside St Johns Church Waterloo where ceilidh dancing is taking place

Folkloric fun at Waterloo as ceilidh organisation celebrates Burns Night

April Fool’s Day: UK brands and retailers announce new spoof products

WATCH: The revival of East London’s traditional pie and mash

Pintflation threatens the future of London pubs

Honey bees (Credit: The British Beekeepers Association)

UK government urged to adopt new EU honey rules amid fraud concerns

City of London

The Londoners magazine part two: From the London banana to the future of British basketball

The Londoners magazine part one: From animal testing to festive gift guides

Trump baby balloon at protests in central London

Watch: Windsor and London protests over Donald Trump state visit

Waymo Driverless Taxi

Could driverless taxis be making their way onto the streets of London?

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