Anyone walking or catching the train across the Hungerford Bridge in central London can't have failed to notice that much of it is covered in scaffolding.

An exhibition that looks at the Edwardian era starts with an elegant royal marriage and ends in a nation mourning the death ...

More details have been shown for a new museum of Roman London's history following the recent discovery of Roman ruins in the ...

Sitting right in the heart of Sloane Square is the 135 year old Royal Court Theatre, and they offer tours of the building and ...

Depending on which map and road signs you use, this long alleyway close to Euston station is either called Prince of Wales ...

The reduction in road vehicle pollution since ULEZ was introduced in central London has another side effect: it's easier to ...

Contractors building the HS2 railway have completed work on a pair of innovative extensions to the southern portal of its ...

A huge theme park could be built at Bedford, north of London and would include two railway stations to make it easier for ...

Kingston's new bus station has gained a blue plaque that celebrates London's first bus driver, Jill Viner, who qualified as a ...

An often overlooked aspect of the first Duke of Wellington's private life is getting a new look at his London home -- and ...

Each year, the private gardens at the back of 10 Downing Street are opened to the public for a tour, and the ballot for ...

It's summer (allegedly), and all around the country, small vans are driving around residential estates playing music out loud ...