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Farewell to wet-wipe island
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The bus driver who began one of London's biggest Caribbean celebrations
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Haggerston Baths is sinking into ruin — and locals fear it won't be saved
The Grade-II listed pool has been shuttered for 25 years. But with a private-equity-funded redevelopment falling through and a cash-strapped council, will it ever reopen, wonders Peter Carlyon.
To tip or not to tip?
With a host of new service charges, cover fees and automatic gratuities, the capital's service culture is changing. We went to find out why.
Park Lane's tent city is being dismantled. But London's homelessness crisis isn't going away.
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The battle for Mudchute Farm
On the Isle of Dogs, London's largest city farm faces an uncertain future
London's pubs are dying. Can a new law save them?
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The strange death of east London’s most radical bookshop
Clogged toilets, trade unions and Google researchers: this is the saga of the Scarlett Letters
Dalston's Latin revival
A cluster of bars have resuscitated the nightlife of the famed Kingsland Road 'strip'. How?
Feel like your bus is getting slower? It probably is
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
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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