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London Luxury: Hotel, Spa & Steakhouse Fit for a King

The Four Seasons brand carries worldwide recognition for its premium luxury accommodations, yet walking through the entrance at Tower Bridge still left me astonished by its sophistication. From the i...

Relationship Splits Push London Homelessness Numbers Upward

A study has revealed which London boroughs saw the most significant rise in homelessness linked to relationship breakdowns. Tower Hamlets recorded the sharpest increase, with homelessness application...

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London Luxury: Hotel, Spa & Steakhouse Fit for a King

The Four Seasons brand carries worldwide recognition for its premium luxury accommodations, yet walking through the entrance at Tower Bridge still left me astonished by its sophistication. From the i...

Relationship Splits Push London Homelessness Numbers Upward

A study has revealed which London boroughs saw the most significant rise in homelessness linked to relationship breakdowns. Tower Hamlets recorded the sharpest increase, with homelessness application...

Landlords face new restrictions as tenant rights expand

Hackney is set to introduce fresh measures targeting unscrupulous property owners in the private rental sector. From May onwards, virtually all private landlords will need to secure a licence for each...

Social housing residents abandoned by Hackney Council

The council-owned Fellows Court tower block in Hackney has suffered extensive flooding merely a fortnight after a separate fire incident forced multiple occupants from their homes and resulted in two ...

I spent a day in London’s ‘worst’ borough to live in

Barking and Dagenham was recently named the worst borough to live in Greater London so I spent a day there and this is what I thought.

Hackney Wick development revealed in first glimpse

Prospective homebuyers will have the opportunity to watch a live property podcast while enjoying complimentary beverages and previewing a fresh Hackney Wick development this March. Southern Housing i...

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Inspectorate praises rigorous curriculum after primary school earns top marks

Grasmere Primary School has become the first in the borough to receive a rating under Ofsted's recently updated inspection system. The school, situated on Albion Road and belonging to the LEAP Federa...

Regulator hits Virgin Media with £28m penalty over switching barriers

Telecommunications provider Virgin Media has been issued with a record penalty of £28 million by industry regulator Ofcom. The sanction follows an investigation by the communications regulator which ...

Over 200 join London charity stroll for Moorfields Eye Hospital

Almost 600 members of the visually impaired community gathered in the capital for Moorfields Eye Charity's flagship walking fundraiser, Eye to Eye, with more than £91,000 collected so far to advance r...

Major UK banks set to overhaul current account services

Access to basic banking services could become significantly easier for the millions of Britons who currently struggle to open an account, following an agreement by major financial institutions to refo...