A report by crowd control experts estimated shoppers pause for vehicles - or drivers hit the brakes to avoid pedestrians - 800 times a week.

Councillors promise to urgently address safety fears at top tourist food market

Alastair Cochran, Thames Water’s chief financial officer, told the firm that he is stepping down on Friday morning, PA news agency understands.

Thames Water’s finance chief quits as firm continues trying to find a buyer

London jumps into top 10 in global ‘most expensive cities’ list


London has been ranked in eighth place in the annual list from Mercer, just behind New York.

London jumps into top 10 in global ‘most expensive cities’ list

Work to the 109-year-old market is due to begin by the end of year.

West London market set to be revamped with 40 new homes 

A north London council is being urged to ban advertising A-frames from pavements because they make getting about difficult for people with disabilities.

Climber calls for clampdown on pavement ads trickier than scaling mountains'

EDITORIAL USE ONLY A customer looking at products on the first 'Air Fryer Aisle' at The Food Warehouse by Iceland in Charlton, London in response to the increasing popularity of the kitchen appliance. Issue date: Monday June 19, 2023.

Products include Greggs sausage rolls and steak bakes, cod fillets, chicken fillets and French fries.

Iceland trials world first air fryer food aisle in London

A record number of nearly 1,000 people have urged Newham Council to deny the Oceandiva a permanent home in east London.

Record complaints as Europe's biggest party boat moors in London

Branch in heart of London's West End will now be allowed to sell hot drinks and its signature sausage rolls and pasties after 11pm, Thursday to Saturday.

Greggs wins Leicester Square court battle to sell late-night sausage rolls

Fast-food giant McDonald’s has been fined nearly half a million pounds after a customer in East London found a mouse dropping in their cheeseburger wrapper.

Lisa Honeycomb bought the burger from the drive-through at McDonald’s Leytonstone on 7th October in 2021 and found the dropping halfway through eating it. 

Lisa Honeycomb found the dropping halfway through eating the burger.

Decomposing mouse and dropping in cheeseburger lands McDonald's with big fine

Anyone ignoring the new rule will be told to leave immediately.

Hoodie ban in Romford to 'stem rise of anti-social behaviour'

The union said an improved pay offer was overwhelmingly rejected by its members.

King’s coronation parking strike begins as talks stall and pay offer rejected

They were designed originally for battlefield use and can apply up to 40lbs of direct pressure onto a serious bleed injury.

The bandages can apply up to 40lbs of direct pressure onto a serious bleed injury.

London black cabs to carry military grade bandages used by Armed Forces

The collection includes a vast array of marvellous costumes, paintings, and objects from Mercury’s everyday life.

How you could own rare items from Freddie Mercury’s private collection

Greggs has launched an appeal to overturn a failed bit to sell food at its Leicester Square store all night.

Greggs rejects council crime fears as it fights for right to open all night 

Marks and Spencer said it would be happy to talk about it with The Craft Beer Co. over a pint as it promised to investigate the matter.

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Councillors promise to urgently address safety fears at top tourist food market

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London jumps into top 10 in global ‘most expensive cities’ list

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Iceland trials world first air fryer food aisle in London

Record complaints as Europe's biggest party boat moors in London

Greggs wins Leicester Square court battle to sell late-night sausage rolls

Decomposing mouse and dropping in cheeseburger lands McDonald's with big fine

Hoodie ban in Romford to 'stem rise of anti-social behaviour'

King’s coronation parking strike begins as talks stall and pay offer rejected

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