Witchcraft, Necromancy, Politics -Eleanor Cobham’s 1441 Trial Clerkenwell Eleanor Cobham faced trial in 1441 for plotting ...

For anyone seeking a particularly niche Christmas present, the Royal Mint is selling commemorative coins that attended this ...

Land between existing stations could accommodate new communities if rail capacity improves, with HS2 offering a chance to add ...

Train Sim World 7 is extending its Mildmay line route this week, giving virtual drivers five more stations and a change from ...

Surrounded by modern development, this red-brick Victorian landmark once welcomed passengers arriving by train before sailing ...

Transport for London (TfL) has refreshed its Poems on the Underground for the autumn, with a new selection of classical, ...

The usually glittering interior of the Fitrovia Chapel is currently suffused with blue light in homage to the late artist ...

London’s cluster of tallest buildings could all slip down the rankings as plans for a 70-storey skyscraper, almost as tall as ...

The busy road junction outside Monument tube station could gain new pedestrian crossings, wider pavements and protected cycle ...

If you fancy spending Christmas Eve in Cambridge, then the ballot to attend the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols at King’s ...

Plans to pedestrianise the wide road between Piccadilly Circus and St James Park appear to have been delayed after an updated ...

Today’s London news round-up: A tribunal judge has ruled that management of a children’s hospital school unfairly sacked a senior teacher following a “retaliatory action” for “protected” union rep ...