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One member of the Primrose Hill Keepers said she had left the area because the hoarding is ‘too grotesque’.

The London-listed group reported a £7 million pre-tax loss for the six months to September 30 against losses of £1.5 million a year ago.

A Canadian took an unpaid internship in London despite £30,000 in debt and managed to live in Notting Hill on just £80 a week — but there was a catch.

In London, tens of thousands will flock to the banks of the Thames to watch the mayor's annual fireworks display

Passengers told to expect knock-on impacts after power supply problem and broken-down train halted services on Tuesday

Eurostar said all its cross-Channel train services have resumed on Wednesday after a power supply failure in the Channel Tunnel on Tuesday stopped trains between London and mainland Europe, though the operator warned passengers to expect delays and possible last-minute cancellations as schedules stabilise.

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news, as London’s blue-chip share index rises by 21.5% for the year

Move over, futuristic eateries: old-school charm is staging a comeback. Because sometimes, simply delicious food and a buzzy atmosphere are all you need to impress

Whether Vinted’s to blame or TikTok’s to thank, people are flocking back to car parks in search of secondhand bargains. How did the car boot get hip again?

From a private island in the French Riviera to a wine tasting retreat in Guadalupe, Suzannah Ramsdale rounds up next year’s most intriguing new hotels

Homes & Property asks the experts what to expect for London’s buyers and sellers in the year ahead