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Pie and mash, one of the most beloved East London traditions, has been discovered by a new generation of diners. 

Did you know that 200 years ago an elephant was supposedly led across the frozen river Thames? Between 1600 and

The London Borough of Bromley currently has 76 people on its waiting list for bike storage as the mode of

Scammers are advertising fraudulent Construction Skills Certification Scheme (CSCS) cards online to unqualified construction workers. CSCS cards are used across

A decade after the Dieselgate scandal first exposed emissions test manipulation in diesel cars, London remains one of the UK’s

A Manchester hospital is providing a ground-breaking treatment for sickle cell costing £1million per patient, according to a lead specialist

The Royal Parks charity has announced London artist Leah Clements as Greenwich Park’s first artist in residence. Working in partnership

Lewisham recorded the highest number of domestic abuse homicides in London over the past five years, new Metropolitan Police data

London’s suburban boroughs help to its renewable energy goals more than central ones, with Havering providing the most solar energy

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

Britain’s main organisation representing beekeepers has called on the government to adopt new European Union honey labelling rules in a