Bunhill fields Burial Ground is a historically significant burial ground as well as a vital open space of ecological value in London Borough of Islington. The site has five enclosed areas containing ...

To use the highway adjacent to their premises to place removable furniture to be used by persons for consumption of food or drink supplied from or in connection with the use of the premises on the ...

Annual London Marathon returns this weekend, Upper Thames Street and Lower Thames Street will be closed. Event times 7am to 9pm.

To permit the sale of alcohol on and off the premises, 12am(Midnight) – 12am(Midnight) Monday to Sunday To provide late night refreshment, 11pm - 2am Monday - Saturday, 11pm - 12am(Midnight) Sunday.

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Our car parks open from 7am and close from 8pm each day. Please note that the car park gates across our 8,000-acre site are opened manually by our staff, and delays can sometimes occur due to ...

have signposts, so you can find your way even if you've not walked it before are circular, so you can start and end them anywhere along the trail start and end conveniently close to parking and ...

Five wooden sculptures of characters from the nostalgic children’s books, Brambly Hedge, have been installed in Epping Forest, near to the Epping Forest Visitor Centre at Chingford. These are the ...

West Ham Park has 12 tennis courts, all carefully maintained by a dedicated team - making West Ham Park one of the most popular tennis facilities in east London. Whether you’re just starting out, have ...

Street works can create noise and dust. The Code of Practice: Minimising the Environmental Impact of Street Works provides advice and guidance to ensure that contractors can complete works whilst ...

Thanks to the generosity of our donors, alongside funding from the Rural England Prosperity Fund, we have successfully exceeded the £33,000 goal needed to create a brand-new sculpture trail. Inspired ...

Join us on the longest day of the year for a beautiful string quartet recital of music from the late 18th and early 19th centuries - music which, perhaps, Keats would have enjoyed in his lifetime.