The battle for Mudchute Farm
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Dalston's Latin revival
A cluster of bars have resuscitated the nightlife of the famed Kingsland Road 'strip'. How?
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The Londoner has crunched over 10 years of TfL data to reveal which routes have slowed the most
The London councils where Labour could lose control
Plus, fake kidnappings, open-street boozers and Thames Water fined to the point of bankruptcy
New Providence Wharf had everything — until the fires started
How a series of blazes changed the lives of residents in a luxury east London block
Why is everybody obsessed with Tate being too “woke”?
Plus: a new Bowie museum and the Kensington hotel that booted out Oasis
TfL banned a Kneecap poster. So why did they run ads by a “cult”?
Plus, fare evasion hits a record high, raves in Canary Wharf offices and a skateboarding duck
£250k salaries and two kilos of caviar: Inside London’s new media arms race
For decades Rupert Murdoch has dominated Fleet Street. Now he has a battle on his hands — and it’s getting expensive
The government spent millions on a plan to house London’s homeless. Then it all went wrong.
“It was a good year and a half that we were doing absolutely nothing”
My first year in London: Hannah Burke
"Everybody talks about how the tap water in Scotland tastes better, but nobody talks about the limescale down here…"
The data centres stopping new housing in London’s poorest borough
Plus: local residents fight Wimbledon's expansion plans and the Met asks football clubs to cough up
The beavers are coming
After 400 years in the wilderness, the semiaquatic rodents are taking back what's theirs: London.
Were police called to Brockwell Lido?
A shortage of outdoor swimming spots is turning London into the Hunger Games
Exclusive: The shelved plan to ban non-electric cars from Central London
We’ve obtained a 25-slide document that suggests a very different future for the capital — so why was it quietly filed away?