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'Uncomfortable heritage': how cities are repurposing former slaughterhouses

In the second half of 2022, the Museum of London threw a five-month-long leaving do in anticipation of departing from its home of nearly 50 years. The museum has been housed in London Wall, on the Barbican estate in central London, since 1976. It is now preparing to relocate to…

The Conversation

Football pitch-size green space with UK's 'longest bench' set for Broadmarsh area in Nottingham

Nottingham City Council says the area will be covered in trees and planting, creating a large green space with pathways between Nottingham Station and Old Market Square.

Nottingham Post

The Museum of London: a fundamental clash as the City of London dreams on

As the museum prepares to leave its 70s home, plans to raze the site and build an office-led new complex have sparked a battle with those who want to repurpose what’s already there

The Guardian - UK

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London’s Oxford Street: from retail heaven to candy store hell

The teenage dreams of Topshop have given way to boarded-up windows, graffiti and a desperate air. Is there any way back for ‘Britain’s high street’?

The Guardian - UK

Thomas Heatherwick: ‘Our revolutionary new electric car isn’t just zero-carbon — it actually cleans the air’

The man behind London’s new Routemaster buses has designed an electric vehicle featuring Star Trek-style doors, passengers sitting around a table and air-cleaning technology. Stephen Armstrong meets him

Evening Standard

William hails ‘impressive’ Jubilee celebrations as a ‘big day’

The duke took part in a dual ceremony outside Buckingham Palace to watch the lighting of the principal beacon.

The Independent UK

Queen leads celebrations from Windsor as string of 3,000 beacons flare across UK

A traditional train of almost 3,000 beacons were lit for the Queen across the UK, Channel Islands, Isle of Man, UK overseas territories, and 54 commonwealth capital cities

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Queen lights Jubilee beacon at Windsor Castle while William lights up Buckingham Palace

Late-night appearance at Windsor Castle rounded off the start to joyful festivities

Wales Online

Hope Broad Marsh could take inspiration from New York and London to instil confidence in investors

Confidence in the local community and potential commercial investors is low given the succession of ‘false dawns’

Nottingham Post

The Tree of Trees jubilee sculpture is yet another mound of ill-judged public art

Thomas Heatherwick has been compared to Michelangelo, but this cartoon version of nature is no David

The Guardian - UK

Platinum Jubilee: 70ft living tree sculpture by Thomas Heatherwick to stand outside Buckingham Palace

The 350 saplings that make up the structure will be given to people to plant across the UK as part of the Queen’s Green Canopy initiative

Evening Standard

70ft living tree sculpture to stand outside Buckingham Palace for Jubilee

The 350 saplings that make up the structure will be given to people to plant across the UK as part of the Queen’s Green Canopy initiative.

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