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An accessible statue trail celebrating guide dogs, and an accompanying multi-sensory tour, was launched on Canary Wharf by a charity

The Thames Barrier, responsible for protecting London from flooding celebrated its 40th Anniversary on 8 May. In a statement from

Debate surrounding the Royal Family’s purpose and resonance in modern day Britain has drawn mass public response nationally and internationally,

The former Green Party co-leader, Sian Berry, has quit the London Assembly just three days after being re-elected to City

Three in 10 Brits have never disinfected their TV remote despite the average family of four touching it more than 21,000 times a year.

A friendship group spanning the country has organised a relay race from Manchester to London to fundraise for Maggie’s cancer

There have been more than 4,500 counts of vandalisation of ULEZ cameras in little over a year, according to data

In a significant development emergency mental health services have been significantly expanded across the boroughs of Ealing, Hounslow, and Hammersmith

Nearly half of Londoners believe that the Labour Party will win a majority of seats at the forthcoming general election.

The Labour Party remained two seats short of a majority on the London Assembly as the dust settled on a

Labour and Conservative politicians both blamed voter apathy for low turnout after Conservative Keith Prince was re-elected to the Havering