The Latest Breaking News from Oxford Street

A group of about 40 young Jewish people were on a bus in London last year when it was attacked by men who swore and made obscene gestures

The shutters have come down on the large unit on the corner of Oxford Street and Union Street

The doyenne of department stores may be departing for a rival soon, but she is confident that reinvention can keep physical shopping alive

"It's a place where no matter who I am, who I love, what I wear or what I look like, I fit in."

Gay activists, drag queens and plenty of fruit feature on artwork to go up on construction sites along the famed nightclub strip.

Seven of Manchester's lost architectural gems that are sadly no longer part of the city's landscape

Savills report says almost 1 million sq ft will convert over five years

The West End is in the grip of fundamental long-term change

The number of US-style sweet and souvenir shops blighting Oxford Street has dropped by nearly a third, according to Westminster Council. The local authority has accused some of the businesses of fleecing the taxpayer with £8m of tax evasion and of “lowering the tone” of the capital’s most famous shopping…

What a difference a few seismic years in the life of a city have made

Westminster Council says some of the candy and souvenir shops have evaded up to £8m in business rates