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A historic London cabbies shelter in St Johns Wood - the only one left unprotected - has finally been given Grade II listed status.

The last of London's remaining cabmen's shelters -- distinctive green huts that once provided much-needed rest stops for licenced horse-drawn cab drivers -- has been given protected heritage status, it was announced Tuesday.Once numbering in the thousands, the last of London's hansom cab drivers stopped operating in 1947.

Cabmen’s shelters offered cabbies in Victorian London a place to eat and rest at a time when they were banned from leaving their horse-drawn…

Wooden structure in St John’s Wood joins 12 other surviving shelters out of the original 60 built between 1875 and 1950

The shelter, at Wellington Place near Regents Park, is known locally as The Chapel and is the final rest stop in the capital to be given protection by Historic England.

Cabmen’s shelters offered cabbies in Victorian London a place to eat and rest at a time when they were banned from leaving their horse-drawn…

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As Nigeria joins the rest of the world to commemorate the World Day of Social Justice, International Organisation of UN Volunteers (IOUNV) has called on the

Blakingers memoir "Corrections in Ink" takes readers on a journey of redemption from the ice skating rink to the streets and behind bars to the newsroom.