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Council could force change after historic West London pub transformed into discount shop

The Hammersmith Ram was run by Young & Co.’s Brewery before being sold in July. Soon after, it was reopened as a discount store.

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Huge London fireworks display is expanding over 2 days with 40,000 tickets being sold now

From next year, a capacity of up to 80,000 people are expected to attend across the two days in total

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Calls in North London to confiscate bikes and scooters from 'inconsiderate and dangerous' riders

Some residents are urging Brent Council to carry out "targeted enforcement action"

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Exact date new landlord register rolls out in London and how it will affect tenants

The registration service will make it easier for tenants to check their landlord's credentials

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Greenwich Observatory to close site from November in massive refurb project

The closure will begin in November with some parts of the site not due to reopen until Spring 2028 as part of a major refurbishment project

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Croydon ends 13-year 'zero-rate' era for town centre developers as changes hope to raise £112m

The new Community Infrastructure Levy change is expected to raise £112m over five years and help tackle Croydon’s £54m infrastructure funding shortfall

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West London borough at 'very high risk' of floods approves extreme weather plan - half is unfunded

The climate change action plan is expected to cost the borough £7million

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London actor Noel Clarke charged with sexual offences

The offences allegedly took place against five women between 2007 and 2016

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Aldi to open 4 new stores this month including 1 in East London hotspot - Opening date and time

Team GB diver Noah Williams will be handing out free bags of fruit and veg to celebrate the opening

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Armed police shoot man in Luton after woman stabbed

Both the injured people have been taken to hospital but neither of which are said to have sustained life threatening injuries

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Gatwick workers announce strike later this month amid severe airport disruption

Special assistance workers will walkout for seven days across two strikes

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Sadiq Khan slams 'arrogant' council over policy on standing up in London pubs

Westminster City Council is set to decide on the drinking policy in the coming days

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Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum tickets, prices, dates and everything you need to know

The Bayeux Tapestry has arrived in London for the first time in nearly 1,000 years, but you'll need to move fast if you want tickets

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New map shows the cheapest London areas to buy a house and where prices are falling fast

Some Greater London areas still have an average property price under £400,000

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Hackney man avoids jail after sexually assaulting teenage girl outside busy London station

The 41-year-old launched the sex attack on the victim while she sat with some friends

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South London Burger King with cockroach infestation handed damning food hygiene rating

Burger King on Eltham High Street has since been scored a five food hygiene rating following an unannounced follow-up inspection

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Heathrow and Gatwick live as passengers facing more delays as flight cancellations continue into second day

Engineers are on site working to fix the problem, which has caused delays to take-offs

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Crumbling North London town hall costing £850k a year while sitting empty

The borough is to spend £1.7m on consultants to salvage the beleaguered refurbishment of the Grade II listed site before deciding whether to sell it off

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How Andy Burnham could allow London Underground extension of Bakerloo line to finally be built

MPs have been told that, currently, mayors have little incentive to raise money within their own areas because it primarily gets funnelled to central government instead of being retained

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TfL agrees to fit every London bus with air conditioning after MyLondon campaign

All London buses will be retrofitted with air conditioning by the end of May next year