East London pub empty for 12 years to become flats
A former pub in Globe Town, vacant since 2014, has won planning permission to be converted into two flats after developers proved no one wanted to run it. Read the full story.
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Women's football manager banned for 12 years
A former women's football manager has been banned for 12 years after sending indecent images to players. The FA says the ruling sends a 'clear message' against misconduct.
Why Dorking's high street is thriving near London
Explore Dorking, a charming Surrey market town perfect for a day trip or move. Discover its independent high street, stunning Box Hill views, and vibrant café culture, all just 50 minutes from London.
Ipswich Women's FA Cup hope amid WSL2 overhaul
Ipswich Town Women face Sheffield United in the FA Cup with spirits high despite a tough league season. Discover how a major off-field restructuring aims to turn their fortunes around.
Hastings named UK's 2nd best place to visit for 2026
Hastings, once voted Britain's least favourite seaside town, has been transformed into the UK's second best destination for 2026, offering Londoners culture, history and affordable property.
Discover Akyaka: Turkey's Unspoiled 'Slow Town' Gem
Explore Akyaka, a Turkish coastal town that has preserved its authentic charm for 30 years. Discover its slow-paced life, watersports, and how it avoids tourist excesses. Plan your escape.
Swede vs Turnip: A 57-Year UK Confusion
From the great swede and turnip debate to Swindon Town's title clarification and unusual garden plants. Read the latest letters to the Guardian and share your views.
London's Northern Line Could Split in Two by 2040s
Transport for London reveals long-term aspiration to separate the Northern Line into two distinct services, boosting capacity by 20,000. The major overhaul hinges on funding and a crucial station upgrade. Discover the details.
Swindon Face Trophy Expulsion for Fielding Banned Player
Swindon Town could be thrown out of the EFL Trophy after fielding two ineligible players, including a captain serving a seven-match ban. The club calls it a 'clerical error'.
Folkestone's £100m revival from slump to trendy hub
How a tycoon's £100m investment is transforming Folkestone into a trendy, family-friendly destination just 45 minutes from London, sparking debate and driving up property prices.
Wandsworth 2026: 446 Homes & Station Upgrade Progress
Wandsworth Council is set to advance major housing and transport projects in 2026, including 446 homes, a £20m station upgrade, and a £100m estate regeneration. Get the full details.
The Pub That Forged a Football Team's Lasting Friendships
From 2011 to 2016, the Park Tavern in Finsbury Park was more than a pub for DisOrient FC. It was where post-match sorrows and triumphs were shared over Guinness, forging bonds that last to this day.
Goldsmiths to open new campus in Catford Old Town Hall
Goldsmiths, University of London will relocate its Fine Art and Design courses to Lewisham's Old Town Hall in a landmark 10-year deal, bringing over 600 students to Catford and boosting the local economy.
London pubs face 600% business rate hikes, risk closure
East London's The Sun Tavern faces a 632% business rates rise, owner warns of closure. See the full 'F***ed Pub Index' list and the industry's plea to the Chancellor.
Morden's 20-year regeneration project takes key step
Merton Council is launching a search for a developer to lead the long-delayed Morden town centre regeneration, marking progress after two decades of setbacks. Discover the plans and the challenges ahead.
Hastings named 2026's 2nd must-visit UK destination
The East Sussex seaside town of Hastings has been ranked second in Time Out's 2026 UK travel guide. Discover its independent high street, beaches and 83-minute London link.
Map shows huge scale of UK railway cuts since 1914
A fascinating map reveals the staggering loss of UK railway routes, from 23,440 miles in 1914 to just 9,864 today. Discover the towns left stranded and the legacy of the Beeching Axe.
Newcastle's Pavement Plaques Celebrate Fictional Heroes
Discover the witty pavement plaques in Newcastle's Grainger Town, honouring fictional everyday heroes. Explore this unique public art and other sharp letters from Guardian readers.
High Street Tipping Point: 37 UK Shops Close Daily
Britain's town centres face a point of no return with 13,500 shops lost in 2024. As organised crime moves in, Reform UK capitalises on the 'high street emergency'. Discover the local fightback.
Grimsby end Weston-super-Mare's FA Cup run in thriller
Grimsby Town edge past brave Weston-super-Mare 3-2 in the FA Cup third round. Read how the part-timers from Somerset nearly caused a huge upset.
Rooney's Macclesfield cause historic FA Cup upset
Wayne Rooney fought back tears live on BBC as his brother John led non-league Macclesfield Town to a stunning FA Cup victory over Premier League holders Crystal Palace. Read the full story of this historic football shock.
Crystal Palace Stunned by Non-League Macclesfield in FA Cup
FA Cup holders Crystal Palace suffer a historic defeat, knocked out in the third round by National League North side Macclesfield Town. Read the full story of this incredible football shock.
Massive 40,000-home new town planned for Bedfordshire
A new town with 40,000 homes and 30,000 jobs is planned for Tempsford, Bedfordshire. With a new station, it will be 30 minutes from London. Construction could start by 2029.
Maidenhead: Top Commuter Town Saves £80K vs London
Phil Spencer names Maidenhead the best commuter town for 2025. With an 18-minute Elizabeth line ride to London and average homes £80K cheaper, it offers a friendly, safe community. Discover why locals and agents love it.
Weston-super-Mare's historic FA Cup run continues
National League South side Weston-super-Mare prepare for their first-ever FA Cup third-round tie at Grimsby Town. Manager Scott Rogers and his part-time squad dream of another giant-killing.
Historic Camden Odeon Cinema to Close in February
London's historic Camden Odeon cinema is closing permanently on 24 February. After nearly 90 years, the site will be demolished for a new student housing development. Read more about the loss of this cultural landmark.
Crews Hill Garden Centres Threatened by New Town Plan
Family-run businesses on London's horticultural 'golden mile' fear closure as the site is earmarked for a major new town. Owners ask: 'Why sell a successful business?'
Tractor hits two women in Helmsley, one airlifted
A woman was airlifted to hospital after being trapped by a tractor in Helmsley, North Yorkshire. The incident occurred on Bridge Street. Read the latest updates.
Odeon Camden Cinema Sets Final Closing Date
Camden's historic Odeon Parkway cinema will close on 26 February 2026, ending 90 years of film. It will be replaced by the Camden Xchange development with student housing and shops.
Wandsworth Town Station £20m revamp start date set
A major £20 million revamp for Wandsworth Town station begins in February, delivering a second entrance and step-free access by summer 2027 to meet growing passenger demand.
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