New mosaic artwork appears in St James’s Park tube station
A new mosaic artwork has appeared in St James's Park tube station, right by the steps down from the Broadway entrance.

Spend a night in a 1980s retro home for Christmas
This Christmas, there's a chance to go back to the future and spend a night in a 1980s-themed house.

The Government Art Collection will hold a public exhibition next year
To mark its 125th anniversary, the Government Art Collection has announced that it will be holding two public exhibitions, with one of them in London at the National Archives in Kew.

Historic Marble Arch M&S store set for demolition after lengthy battle
After years of appeals and counter appeals, the Marks and Spencer store at Marble Arch will be demolished and replaced with a modern office and retail block.

London’s weekly railway news
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Barbican Art Centre gets £191 million to fund essential upgrades
A substantial upgrade of the Barbican Art Centre is to go ahead after the City of London approved £191 million of funding for the arts centre.

The old London Overground signs are being sold off
For the London Overground's rebranding, most of the old signs were replaced with new ones, and rather than being scrapped, the old signs are now up for sale.

Google Street View has added London’s tube stations to its maps
It's now possible to use Google Street View to remotely visit a load of central London's busiest tube stations.

Over 500 works by Royal Drawing School students on display in Shoreditch
Over 500 contemporary drawings have gone on display in Shoreditch, all by this year's students from the Royal Drawing School.

London’s Pocket Parks: St George’s Garden, SE1
This is a very new and very small pocket park squeezed into an empty triangle of a space left when a block of flats was built here in the late 1990s.

New IWM exhibition looks at how Winston Churchill was depicted in cartoons
It's Winston Churchill's 150th birthday, and to mark it, there's an exhibition of cartoons and sketches showing how the stateman was represented, friendly and otherwise, in the media.

Oil drums with model cars have appeared in the London Museum Docklands
A couple of oil barrels have appeared in the London Museum Docklands, with tiny model cars on top.

Tickets Alert: Immersive light show to fill St Paul’s Cathedral
St Paul's Cathedral will be filled with a huge light show for a few days next February, and tickets have gone on sale today.

London students get engineering career inspiration on the Elizabeth line
A charity that aims to improve London student's confidence in maths has held training sessions at the Elizabeth line's Old Oak Common depot.

London commuter belt railways to return to public ownership
Three private train companies that serve the London commuter belt are to be the first that come under public control, the Department for Transport (DfT) has confirmed.

South London’s Lower Morden Lane is filled with houses covered in Christmas lights
A street at the bottom of the Northern line is famous for its Christmas lights, and this year's displays are already glowing down the lane.

Mobile phone coverage in the Elizabeth line tunnels has been completed
The Elizabeth line now has mobile phone coverage throughout the tunnelled sections, and coverage will go live on other parts of the London Underground shortly.

Lambeth planning to add 148 new dockless bike parking bays
Lambeth Council is asking for feedback on plans to install 148 new dockless bays for rental e-scooters and e-bikes to expand the existing network throughout the borough.

London Overground’s western orbital extension is viable says Mayor
Plans to reopen an old freight railway in West London as an extension of the London Overground have advanced, with the current stage of planning for the project nearing completion.

When digital Was new: Tate Modern’s exhibition celebrates early tech-inspired art
An exhibition about computer art that isn't really about art generated by computers but inspired by the concept of computers and mathematics in art.

Hackney’s Tesco superstore and car park could be replaced with flats
The large Tesco superstore and car park in Hackney town centre could be demolished and replaced with housing and a replacement superstore under plans being considered by the council.

An old train carriage has appeared next to Stratford station
A side street near Stratford station has gained a stand-alone train carriage in a small park -- and it will soon open to the public.

HS2’s TBMs are about to start tunnelling towards Euston
The two giant tunnel boring machines that will soon dig the HS2 rail tunnels between Euston and Old Oak Common are now being assembled ahead of tunnelling starting next year.

South Western Railway confirms next rollout of its new Arterio trains
South Western Railway has confirmed where the next of its new and very heavily delayed Arterio trains will be deployed across its rail network.

Delayed Beam Park railway station moves forward with new planning application
A planning application has been filed to build the delayed new railway station at Beam Park in east London, although formal approval to open it is still uncertain.

London’s Alleys: Sutton Walk, SE1
This is a very busy passage between the South Bank and Waterloo station, but at around 200 years old, it's also one of the oldest streets in the area.