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<strong>Other lives:</strong> Councillor and mayoress whose political influence and volunteering helped shape her part of the East End of London

The Huguenots were members of the French Protestant Church, many of whom, in the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, left their homes in France to escape persecution.

His other venture Speedboat Bar offers Bangkok Chinatown classics in London's very own Chinatown.

By Scott Damant, General Manager's Office, Great Eastern Railway. First published November 1899.

Art festivals, outdoor cinema and free crazy golf to see out August in style.

Whether you’re a lifelong fan or simply want to mark the occasion, these are the best beef, chicken and veggie patties in town

Over half of Brits like the idea of art as a pastime - but seven in ten worry they don't have the talent for it, and 53% fear their efforts would be judged by others

From OGs such as Bleecker and Five Guys to newcomer burgers in London, we’ve rounded up the best to enjoy come National Burger Day and beyond

I first ate in the original Hawksmoor in Spitalfields back in the mid 2000s. Will Beckett and Huw Gott had taken over a former Turkish restaurant with a charcoal grill and named their first steakhouse after Nicholas Hawksmoor, architect of the landmark Christ Church nearby. Until then, steakhouses in London had shouty red signage and were only for out-of-towners, but Hawksmoor felt classy from the outset, having more in common with the low-lit temples to meat, the Peter Lugers and Keens, of New ...

Sarah MacLeans new book, Knockout, is a fun new historical romance and Cosmo has a first look at it with an excerpt.