New £30m scheme to create thousands of jobs across London
£30m employment scheme will help over 5,000 Londoners access jobs and training through local projects and digital tools.
Debut memoir inspired by young writer’s horseback journey
A man’s 111-day horseback journey across Europe inspired a new memoir about rediscovering life’s pace. Louis D. Hall, 29, left
WATCH: The Notting Hill bookshop serving straight from the pages
In the heart of Notting Hill lies bookshop Books for Cooks, a beloved destination for food lovers and cookbook collectors.
Foundation tackling crime two decades on from murder of QPR youth footballer
It has been almost 20 years since the murder of QPR youth footballer Kiyan Prince in Edgware, but his legacy
WATCH: London Nakba March sees half a million people attend
More than half a million people ed the London Nakba March 2025 on 17 May, to mark 77 years since
Statistics reveal younger generations are feeling the most lonely
THREE in 10 adults aged 16-29 say they feel lonely ‘often or always’ or ‘some of the time’, according to
The dynamic Kensington dog cafe providing company and relaxation
Pet cafes have undeniably grown in popularity across the UK over the past decade, with cat cafes in particular leading
Fulham face ageing squad issue heading into next season
Fulham finished an impressive 11th place in the Premier League this season, but face the recurring prospect of going into
High-profile hair transplants see industry growth and stigma slump
The hair transplant industry is experiencing unprecedented growth, driven by increasing societal acceptance and high-profile endorsements. It used to be
London breast screening improves yet women still miss checks
London is still the lowest region in the country for uptake rates of breast screening despite a recent increase, according
End-of-year holidays outshine summer for cinema-goers
The Christmas and New Year bank holiday weekends see the highest number of cinema-goers in London each year, according to