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Choral music echoed across the halls of St John’s Waterloo yesterday evening as visitors gathered together for the opening night

‘Ceilidh’ comes from the Gaelic term meaning “gathering” and “visit”, with its folklore roots encouraging togetherness through storytelling, performing, and most commonly today – dancing.
Outside Waterloo Station in St Johns Church, a Ceilidh event spurred people to unite in dance once again for its Burns Night event, celebrating Scottish cultural heritage in the heart of London.

Independent brewing company BrewDog has announced that its largest ever bar will open in the newly developed Waterloo Station next

While London rents have decreased slightly overall, some of the capital’s sharpest increases are now concentrated in more traditionally affordable

The number of people seeking asylum in the UK has almost doubled over the past five years, with many seeking

Here is a round up of all the strike action, planned work and closures that will affect Londoners over the

Recent TfL figures have highlighted a drop in demand for transport services, reflecting changing commuting habits “not yet fully understood”

Shelter took over The Thirsty Bear in Waterloo for an evening of painting and prizes in their Sip and Paint

A new express ‘Bakerloop’ bus route is to begin this autumn as further plans for an expansion of the Superloop

The total number of falls down escalators on the London Underground is nearing pre-pandemic levels, according to TfL. The total

A 13-year-old boy is making it his mission to cycle more than 250 miles across the Underground network to raise