Different sources have different ideas. All seem to include Hertfordshire, Surrey, Buckinghamshire and Kent, some include ...

Joan has lived through war, love, and loss—now celebrating her 100th birthday, she looks back on an extraordinary life ...

Rival politicians clashed at a Lewisham Council meeting last Wednesday (January 22) over the Labour-run council’s dealings with the United Church of the Kingdom of God [UCKG] — as both sides ...

In 1893 the Duke of York and Princess Victoria Mary of Teck (later King George V and Queen Mary ... permanent ‘chapels’ were at the Tower of London, Westminster Palace and Eltham Palace. The site of ...

During the visit, the future king revealed that, after he asks his three kids Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6, what happened at school that day, they give a very ...

William Mullins and his family boarded the Mayflower at Rotherhithe on the south bank of the Thames in east London in July 1620 along with some 60 fellow pilgrims. The steps down to the jetty used by ...

The family of John George have confirmed that his funeral will ... "His funeral will take place on Saturday [1st February] 9:00 mass at St Lukes Twinbrook. Finally get to put you to rest my ...

Professor Rob George (Professor of Law and Policy at UCL Laws) has been appointed King’s Counsel, to take effect from 24 March 2025. King’s Counsel are appointed from amongst practising advocates who ...

Nearly one year ago in New London, surveillance cameras captured the destruction of a historic church on Jan. 25. “It was tough, you know? It was tough. I know I've talked to a lot of people myself.

The story of George Berry, London's first black licensee from the Windrush generation Val Wilmer Thursday, January 23, 2025 How Jamaican George Berry became a pioneering Brixton landlord and how ...

Almost one year ago, the skyline in New London was changed in seconds. “The church just collapsed,” a 911 caller said. “The whole church collapsed?” asked the 911 operator. “It just ...

Christ Church was built in the 1830s to serve the growing population around Chelsea at a time when it was still a small town separate from the rest of London. Built as a chapel of ease to St Luke’s ...