Dusty Knuckle Bakery Opens Third Site in Finsbury Park
The Dusty Knuckle, a Dalston bakery known for hiring ex-offenders, will open a third location on Blackstock Road, Finsbury Park, in November after Hackney Council approved plans.
The Dusty Knuckle, a Dalston bakery known for hiring ex-offenders, will open a third location on Blackstock Road, Finsbury Park, in November after Hackney Council approved plans.
Belinda Owusu is reportedly returning to EastEnders as Libby Fox for dramatic episodes around New Year's Day, 20 years after her debut, amid Denise's blood cancer storyline.
St Albans offers ghost walks, haunted pubs, and free cathedral tours for an autumn city break just an hour from London. Explore its spooky history.
Six Dartford eateries scored one or two stars in 2026 hygiene inspections, with Coffee Goat and Royal Tandoori among the lowest-rated.
ITV's Cooking With The Stars returns Oct 5 with 12 celebs including Joey Essex, Karen Hauer, and Dame Laura Kenny. Emma Willis and Tom Allen host.
Camp Wildfire in Kent offers adults over 100 activities, 50 performances, and patrol games. Super-earlybird tickets for 2027 go on sale October 2.
BBC has removed scenes from Horrible Histories, including an entire episode, to comply with editorial guidelines for children's programmes, a spokesperson confirmed.
Shans Fishmongers and Butchers in Dartford received a zero-star food hygiene rating after a July 22 inspection, prompting a council investigation and refusal to release the full report.
The Funny Club Comedy Festival launches in Brent Cross Town this October, featuring 20 comedians across four nights, with all proceeds from £15 tickets donated to Mind in Enfield and Barnet.
Hidden Society, a Fitzrovia cocktail bar, launches 'Happy Accidents', a Bob Ross-inspired menu of five cocktails, each translating the artist's landscapes into taste.
Blackheath in south-east London has remained a 275-acre open space for centuries. Poor soil, historic ownership, and 1871 protection saved it from development.
Discover the Cutty Sark, the world's only surviving tea clipper, built in 1869. Learn about its history, speed, and survival in Greenwich.
The Gipsy Moth pub in Greenwich boasts one of the borough's largest beer gardens, with a 4.4-star Google rating from nearly 5,000 reviews and Tripadvisor Travellers' Choice recognition for three consecutive years.
Frances Segelman, aka Lady Frances Petchey, has sculpted Queen Elizabeth II, King Charles III, Dame Judi Dench and more. Her East London home displays 15 iconic portraits.
Cecil Court, a hidden London street near Leicester Square, offers rare bookshops, antiques, and a rumored Diagon Alley connection.
Croydon's name derives from Anglo-Saxon 'Crogdene', meaning 'valley of the crocuses', reflecting its medieval saffron industry, now remembered by landmarks.
Hampstead published 1 death notice in the last 7 days. Irene 'Paddy' Jeary's funeral is set for September 23 at St Marylebone Crematorium.
Hampstead pupils learned about poet Edith Sitwell's life and synaesthesia technique at Senior House Assembly, as head of English Claudia Sciumbata spoke.
London Zoo's new Winnie-the-Pooh trail, running Oct 2-Nov 1 2026, marks the character's 100th anniversary and ZSL's 200 years, inspired by the real bear Winnipeg.
We tried London's new Cable Car-aoke: private karaoke in a decorated cable car 90m above the Thames, with drinks, 2,000 songs, and stunning views.
Met Police are reviewing enhanced CCTV footage from Putney Bridge Tube station in the unsolved 1999 murder of BBC presenter Jill Dando.
Southwark bishops say the Bible does not justify Christian nationalism amid concerns over Patriot Platform's anti-migrant rhetoric and church attendance.
Odeon Beckenham will close at the end of November 2026 after Citygate Church, the building's owners, filed plans to convert the Grade II-listed Art Deco cinema into a place of worship.
A visit to Novikov in Mayfair, frequented by Tom Holland and Zendaya, reveals fresh fish, standout wagyu tacos, and service that makes guests feel like royalty.
Ackermans Chocolates, founded by Jewish émigrés in Hampstead, served the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret, earning a Royal Warrant in 1968 before closing in 2002.
McDonald's Welling has applied to serve hot food and drink via delivery until 2am daily, extending beyond current 11pm close, with public comments due by October 5, 2026.
Westminster City Council says it is exploring all options for Banksy's Blinded by the Flag statue in Waterloo Place, with no formal decision made yet.
A man in his 20s has been arrested on suspicion of arson after a fire destroyed the Grade II-listed Worlds End pub in Tilbury, the fourth incident at the site in recent days.
Lucky Saint has urgently recalled its 0.5% Hazy IPA 4x330ml cans over explosion risk, urging customers not to open or drink them and to dispose of safely for a full refund.
Cumin Indian Restaurant on Falconwood Parade in Welling blends traditional and fusion dishes, offering a 15% discount on collection orders over £20, and is nominated for Best National Restaurant of the Year at the Euro Asia Curry Awards.