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6 ways to celebrate Shakespeare’s Day in London“My dancing soul doth celebrate”
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London's V&A East Museum opens this weekend: What you need to knowTickets, details and how to get there
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Google Maps update brings real-time bus tracking to London: Here's three things to knowTransport for legends
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14 genuinely good “third places” in London to work, read, or meet mates (without getting fleeced)With good and bad weather options
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South London's Horniman Museum is getting a major revamp next monthOutdoor play and chill zones for this Summer
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London’s canal festival is back with 100+ boats and an illuminated paradeBoats, beer and a very niche parade
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Lime just launched a new subscription service in London to make its bikes as cheap as public transportLime Time
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A fleet of Vintage London buses will be returning to the capital this weekend – and you’ll be able to ride one for freeTravel back in time (and to Hackney)
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Want to see the Bayeaux tapestry at London's British Museum? Get this date in your diaryTickets coming in hot
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London Underground fares are going up this weekend — here's how much you'll pay for the TubeAll change
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Chinese New Year London parade details: family fun, dragon dances and moreYear of the fire horse takes to the streets of London
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Seurat at The Courtauld gallery: Exhibition of one of Post-Impressionism's great artists opens in London todayI smell a Seurat
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Banksy Limitless brings the world of the street artist to LondonFine art
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Step inside Cleopatra’s world this March with London's latest tech-fuelled exhibitionVR, holograms, and cinematic projection bring Cleopatra to life
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This Valentine’s workshop lets you lovingly destroy London landmarks — then rebuild them as artFind your inner Rauschenberg
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Southbank Centre finally gets protected status after decades of arguments about concreteOfficially untouchable
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London's 8 most romantic hotelsRomance is certainly not dead in the capital
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