Hammersmith Civic Campus on track despite contractor collapse
Hammersmith and Fulham Council confirms the Civic Campus will open this summer despite main contractor Ardmore entering administration, with contingency plans in place.
Hammersmith and Fulham Council confirms the Civic Campus will open this summer despite main contractor Ardmore entering administration, with contingency plans in place.
London's new tallest skyscraper, One London, has been named. The £1 billion tower will match The Shard's height, with construction starting in 2028 and completion by 2033.
Lidl presents new proposals for a store in Ruislip after previous plans to demolish The Orchard pub, linked to WWII Spitfire pilots, were rejected. Revised designs include a memorial garden.
The Keith Miller sports pitch, known as 'San Siro,' will close for 18 months as Hackney Council builds 400 new homes. Locals fear loss of safe space for youth.
Plans to redevelop 47-50 Mark Lane near the Tower of London have been amended to remove a cultural centre and shops, focusing on office space to retain insurer Lockton.
Parliament Hill Café on Hampstead Heath is set to open in mid-June after delays. Daisy Green took over following a controversial retendering process.
Harrow Council approves new Hindu temple in Harrow, but construction cannot start until a collapsing water pipe beneath the site is repaired to prevent flooding.
Discover how replacing an old shed with a BigDug storage workbench tool chest can transform your garden organization and workspace.
Annie Wonderlich, 43, bought a $54,000 RV in Washington State and is transforming it into an English cottage-inspired home, avoiding a traditional mortgage.
Plans to demolish the 1800s Masons Arms pub in Kensal Green for a new pub and 26 flats have sparked over 80 objections, with residents calling it an 'absolute disgrace'.
Waitrose is opening an 18,000 sq ft supermarket in Cricklewood, north London, its first major new store in eight years, with fresh counters and a wine bar.
Hong Kong's Taikoo Hui development receives the 2026 ULI Asia Pacific Award for Excellence, recognizing its innovative urban design and community impact.
Plans to demolish Bromley's former Civic Centre and build 222 flats are recommended for approval despite 138 objections from residents citing overdevelopment.
A couple from Bexley left London to transform a 500-year-old derelict Tudor mansion in Wales into a luxury B&B, now listed for £1.5 million after a five-year renovation.
Tower Hamlets Council seeks permission to convert Victorian underground toilets in Spitalfields into a wine bar to boost the local economy and reduce anti-social behaviour.
In Rhineland-Palatinate, hybrid village stores allow autonomous shopping after hours, boosting profits and community ties to counter far-right appeal.
Arcus, Bloomsbury's first rooftop bar and restaurant, opens this summer at the Imperial Hotel with 360-degree views of London skyline.
A beloved hardware store marks 80 years in business, celebrating its legacy as a community staple with fourscore candles and loyal customers.
Londoners are just discovering a 'perfect' little £3.50 train ride along a beach at Ruislip Lido, a hidden gem in West London with a miniature railway and sandy shores.
London's iconic BT Tower will be transformed into a hotel after a £275 million sale to US operator MCR. Plans include a swimming pool, shops, cafes, and public spaces, with construction expected from 2029 to 2033.
Explore Rylan Clark's £1.3 million Essex mansion featuring an indoor pool, Big Brother diary room chair, and celebrity neighbors like Mark Wright and Michelle Keegan.
Residents near Grenfell Tower describe living on a building site years after the fire, with renovation delays, rising costs, and ongoing disruption.
Sir Mick Jagger and other celebrities successfully block a 29-storey tower in Battersea after a planning tribunal upholds Wandsworth Council's rejection.
A Swindon estate names roads after James Bond, sparking debate on celebrating film locations. From Bond Place to Dench Close, should more sites get 007-themed streets?
Flat Iron, the affordable steak chain, is opening its 17th London restaurant in Clapham Old Town in late 2026, offering 130 covers and an outdoor terrace.
Makri, a once €8M private Greek island, now heads to auction for €247K due to legal restrictions and Natura 2000 status, offering a unique but challenging investment.
Plans to transform a disused bus stop in Highgate Village into a 324 sqm square with trees, benches, and market stalls have been submitted to Camden Council.
Arsenal are exploring options to expand the Emirates Stadium, including a temporary move. Talks with architects Populous are underway as the club seeks to increase capacity beyond 60,000.
Plans for the BT Tower's £275 million hotel conversion include a swimming pool, shops, and cafes. The iconic 620ft landmark will be transformed by 2033, preserving its history.
Serena and her family bought a historic Georgian farmhouse in Lincolnshire for £825,000, spending £50,000 on renovations. They preserved original features while updating the home.