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Bowie's Bromley childhood home to open as museum
David Bowie's family home at 4 Plaistow Grove, Bromley, will open to the public in late 2027. Restored to its 1960s glory, it offers a unique insight into the star's early life. Sign up for updates.
Is David Bowie's musical legacy fading from view?
A decade after his death, David Bowie's streaming figures lag behind peers like Elvis & Lennon. Is his estate's 'quality over quantity' approach failing to attract new fans?
David Bowie's 79th Birthday Marked with Global Tributes
Fans worldwide celebrate David Bowie on what would have been his 79th birthday, with events from Brixton to the British Library. Discover the lasting legacy of the music icon a decade after his death.
Bowie's childhood home to be restored and opened
David Bowie's childhood home in Bromley, where he wrote 'Space Oddity', will be restored to its 1960s look and open to the public in late 2027. Explore the room where his musical journey began.
Detectorist jailed for eBay Roman artefact fraud
A metal detectorist who faked major Roman finds, including a brooch bought on eBay, has been sentenced. Discover how his deception unravelled and the risk to heritage.
David Bowie's childhood home to open to public in 2027
The south London house where David Bowie grew up will open to fans in late 2027, offering an immersive experience in his teenage bedroom and showcasing rare personal artefacts.
Bowie's Bromley Childhood Home to Become Heritage Site
David Bowie's childhood home in Bromley is being restored as a heritage site and creative hub for young people, with a £500k grant secured. Opening planned for late 2027.
Bowie's childhood home to open as immersive experience
The south London house where David Bowie wrote 'Space Oddity' will open to the public. A £500k grant and restoration will recreate his 1960s world to inspire new generations.
Activists fight to save Kinshasa's last city centre baobab tree
The final baobab tree in central Kinshasa faces being felled for development. Activists rally to protect this ancient symbol of climate resilience and cultural heritage in the DRC's capital.
Labyrinth 40th Anniversary Cinema Return Review
Jim Henson's 1986 fantasy classic 'Labyrinth', starring David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly, returns to UK cinemas for its 40th anniversary. Discover the magic of this charmingly eccentric film.
Kinshasa's last baobab tree faces destruction
Activists in Kinshasa rally to save the city's last central baobab, a century-old symbol of history, from developers. Can this 'soul of the city' be preserved?
Winter visit to the ancient Grianán of Aileach ringfort
Explore the Grianán of Aileach, a reconstructed ringfort in Donegal, on a short winter's day. Discover its history, stunning views, and why it remains a contested yet cherished heritage site. Read the full country diary.
Durham Miners' Hall Reopens After £14m Revamp
Redhills, the historic Durham Miners' Association HQ known as 'Durham's other cathedral', reopens after a £14m restoration. Guided tours are sold out into next year.
Nina Simone's childhood home restored after decades
Nina Simone's North Carolina childhood home, saved from decay by four artists, is now restored. It will serve as a cultural hub, preserving the legacy of the music and civil rights icon.
Bowie's Final Act: From Glastonbury 2000 to Blackstar
A new documentary explores David Bowie's late-career journey, from his 2000 Glastonbury triumph to the masterstroke of his final album, Blackstar, released just two days before his death in 2016.
Bowie: The Final Act – A 10-Year Anniversary Documentary
A decade after David Bowie's death, a new Channel 4 documentary, 'Bowie: The Final Act', explores his final album 'Blackstar' and the lonely genius behind the icon. Discover the untold stories.
New BBC drama Waiting for the Out airs tonight at 9.30pm
Dennis Kelly's powerful new prison drama, Waiting for the Out, debuts on BBC One. Plus, The Masked Singer returns and a moving Bowie documentary. Your essential TV guide for this evening.
London's January-born celebrities: Bowie, Moss and more
Celebrating London's iconic stars born in January, from David Bowie and Kate Moss to Imelda Staunton. Discover the capital's winter-born talent. Sign up for London World's free newsletters.
Man saves last village phone box from BT closure
Derek Harris, 89, led a community campaign to save Sharrington's iconic K6 phone box after BT earmarked it for removal. His fight sparked a national debate on preserving local heritage.
Louvre Museum faces collapse amid thefts and decay
The Louvre, the world's most visited museum, is battling a crisis of thefts, leaks, and structural decay. As France launches a €1.15bn rescue plan, we examine if it can be saved in time.
Drag artist Amrou Al-Kadhi reclaims Iraqi heritage on stage
Drag performer Amrou Al-Kadhi shares their journey from being typecast as a terrorist to celebrating their Iraqi-Egyptian roots through performance. Discover how a pivotal encounter at the Edinburgh Fringe changed everything.
Ukrainians restore Kyiv's historic mansions during war
As Russian attacks intensify, Kyiv activists fight to save the city's crumbling art nouveau mansions from both bombs and developers. A story of cultural defiance.
Inside Blackpool Illuminations: Climate Change & 150 Years
Discover how Blackpool's iconic Illuminations are battling climate change with resilient designs and LED tech. Explore the 150-year legacy and what's new for visitors.
Stewart Copeland: Sting rows, a Beatle & Bowie verdict
Police drummer Stewart Copeland reveals chaotic on-stage rows with Sting, cringeworthy celebrity encounters, and his controversial take on David Bowie in a candid new interview. Read the full story.
Bayeux Tapestry insured for £800m for UK loan
The priceless Bayeux Tapestry will be insured for £800m by the British taxpayer for its 2026 UK exhibition. Discover the details of this historic cultural exchange.
9 Croydon areas proposed for special conservation status
Croydon Council is considering creating nine new conservation areas to protect local heritage. Residents are invited to have their say on the plans, which would bring extra planning controls.
Comedian urges public to save endangered historic buildings
Comedian Griff Rhys Jones urges the public to nominate threatened historic buildings for the Victorian Society's 'Top Ten Endangered' list. Discover how you can help preserve local heritage.
What Your Surname Reveals About Your Christmas Past
Take our festive surnames quiz to uncover what your family name might reveal about your ancestors' winter roles. Explore your heritage and consider DNA testing for deeper insights.
How Diaspora Communities Redefine Christmas in Britain
Explore how British diaspora communities use festive food and gatherings to preserve identity and create new traditions. Discover personal stories of connection and belonging.
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