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A relaxing break near London that feels like you’re on holiday in the countryside
There are few things better than a spa break which takes you far away from the hustle and bustle of day-to-day life and into a relaxing, zen world of water, food, sleep and maybe some alcohol. Champneys Tring is Britain’s original health spa, having
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East tunnel at the Dartford Crossing to CLOSE both nights this weekend
As a heatwave approaches this weekend, there will be closures at the east tunnel of the Dartford Crossing, which links Dartford in Kent and Thurrock in Essex. The closures will impact both the west and east tunnels, potentially causing disruptions
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London bus timetables to change across this sunny weekend
Bus routes will be undergoing changes throughout the upcoming weekend in London. TfL buses align with the Mayor’s Transport Strategy aiming for 80 per cent of journeys via foot, bike, or public transport by 2041. There is currently a bus fleet
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How will the cycling events at the 2024 Paris Olympics work? Everything to know
Team GB have enjoyed much success when it comes to the cycling events at the Olympics. Britain has achieved 100 medals in cycling with 38 of these being gold, making the country the most successful in terms of medals won. The four most
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Crowds gather in central London for protest led by Tommy Robinson
Thousands of people have gathered in central London for a march led by right-wing activist Tommy Robinson. Around 1,000 police officers have been deployed to the streets of the capital to “keep the peace” amid expected counter-demonstrations on
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'No arrests made' after man in 20s stabbed in Woolwich
No arrests have been made following the stabbing of a man in his 20s in Woolwich yesterday. Police were called to Powis Street at 6.37pm on Friday (July 26), in response to reports of a stabbing. Officers, along with paramedics from the London
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Four Indian restaurants to try in south London this summer
For the next time you fancy a curry, there's a plethora of Indian restaurants in south London. Whether you want to have brunch with friends, compete in an all-you-can-eat Pani Puri competition, or try a five course gourmet Indian tasting menu there
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The final film screening that will take place at Bromley Picturehouse
In a bittersweet farewell to a cherished cinema, Bromley Picturehouse has announced its final film, marking the end of an area. Bromley Picturehouse will screen its final film at 7.30pm on August 1 just before it’s closure. The last movie to
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The top five cafés in Bromley in 2024 according to Tripadvisor
There is no more wholesome a way to spend a weekend than to trot to a cute café and enjoy a delicious cup of coffee and a bite to eat. Everyone has their favourite, local café or the hidden gem that they rave about. So, if you don’t have a
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Two teens arrested after double stabbing near busy London park
Two males have been arrested after a double stabbing near a London park last night. The incident happened near Kennington Park in Cooks Road at around 4.30pm today (July 26). Officers and London Ambulance Service crews attended and found two
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‘Knife seen’ in alleged attempted robbery in Bromley
Police are searching for suspects after an alleged attempted robbery in Bromley where a “knife was seen”. Officers were called to Bromley High Street on Thursday, July 25, following reports of a disturbance involving a knife. The suspects had
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What are the official Olympic and Paralympic mascots? The meaning behind Phryges
The Paris Olympics are underway and like any Games, there is an official mascot you might spot throughout the competition. The Olympic and Paralympic mascots are shaped like a traditional French hat. They're mostly red in colour and represent
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Boutiques, book shops and bakeries – five independent spots in Greenwich to try
July is Independent Retailer Month, so what better time to try out some local businesses on your doorstep? Greenwich is brimming with independent retailers, especially with Greenwich market being an amazing spot designated for local traders.
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Bexleyheath curry house named finalist in English Curry Awards 2024
An Indian restaurant in Bexleyheath is one of the finalists for Curry Restaurant of the Year 2024 in the south east of England. Masala Inn can be found in Bexleyheath Broadway and prides itself on offering customers “a journey” when they visit
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The award-winning Kent vineyard you can tour that supplies wine to Royal Ascot
You can visit an award-winning Kent vineyard with wine tours starting from just £20 and it's just 90 minutes from south east London. Set amidst the rolling hills of what’s known as The Garden of England, a short way from Tenterden you’ll find Chapel
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'I wanted it to do the YMCA’ Tourists disappointed Big Ben is just a 'clock’
Have you been to Big Ben and wish it did more? Maybe even perform the YMCA? Well if you have, you wouldn't be alone. As it turns out a visitor of the London landmark wanted the 'clock' (bell) to do more than just tell the time and chime. It
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Popular Catford Wetherspoons up for sale for £850,000 and could close for good
A popular Wetherspoons pub in Catford has been put up for sale. The London and Rye in Rushey Green is currently on the market by letting agent Savills, with offers starting from £850,000. The Catford pub is currently under offer and could permanently
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What it costs to live in Southwark – with houses between £233k and £4.6million
You could buy a house in Southwark for as much as £4.6 million or as little as £233,000, according to new figures. Property Solvers has revealed the Southwark streets ranked from most to least expensive based on data taken from the HM Land Registry
