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London is well -renowned for its complicated and vast subterranean network - but what is less known are the various forgotten tunnels that allow people to spy on unsuspecting commuters.

A bridal shop owner claims she has been forced out of London by the controversial ULEZ scheme after its expansion crippled her business and she lost 70 per cent of her customers.

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The Ridgecrest City Council was off to a good start Wednesday evening when council members recognized three officers and a local nurse for saving the lives of two local residents

The Inaugural Cane End Netball Championship will open at the Glenside Recreational Facility in Marriaqua at 4.00 p. m on Sunday.   The Opening Ceremony will hear addresses from Government and Netball Officials.   Two competitive matches will be played following the Opening Ceremony.   At 5.00 p. m, Glenside Ball Blazers will meet Conquerors,…

The grade II-listed townhouse, set over six floors and comprising of 14,000 sq/ft of space, is located in one of Londons most affluent areas, overlooking Green Park in Mayfair.

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Gillespie Road Station was opened on December 15, 1906 as part of what was then, at nine miles long, the longest underground railway in London. In 1913, the Wo…

A MAN from Reading has been sentenced for his involvement in blockading the UK’s largest milk factory.

(Season 1 Episode 1 of 10): Tim Dunn explores the disused Tube station Down Street in Mayfair. The Architecture the Railways Built airs on Eden at 12:00 PM, Friday 22 March. Tim Dunn explores the disused Tube station Down Street in Mayfair