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The hole truth - Vimarsana News

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The name Mary Woolaston – a black woman who ran a 17th century well – may not be familiar to you, but that could be about to change, writes Angela Cobbinah

Hogan Lovells' office move at risk of delay due to discovery of Roman relics - Vimarsana News

Hogan Lovells' office move at risk of delay due to discovery of Roman relics

What have the Romans ever done for us?

Vitaliy Yuzhilin: Port Builder and Legislator of Maritime Activities (Yuzhilin Vitaliy Aleksandrovich) - Vimarsana News

Vitaliy Yuzhilin: Port Builder and Legislator of Maritime Activities (Yuzhilin Vitaliy Aleksandrovich)

Vitaliy Yuzhilin: Port Builder and Legislator of Maritime Activities (Yuzhilin Vitaliy Aleksandrovich) Business

Take the 'Viking Line' to Oxford Circus - or the 'Fleet Line' to Westminster! How the names of London Underground lines could have been very different - as Sadiq Khan splurges £6m of taxpayers cash to rename sections of the Overground - Vimarsana News

Take the 'Viking Line' to Oxford Circus - or the 'Fleet Line' to Westminster! How the names of London Underground lines could have been very different - as Sadiq Khan splurges £6m of taxpayers cash to rename sections of the Overground

When she formally opened the Victoria line in 1969, the Queen became the first reigning monarch to ride on the London Underground. Other suggested names included the 'Viking line'.

Roman coffins found at Holborn Viaduct in Museum of London dig - Vimarsana News

Roman coffins found at Holborn Viaduct in Museum of London dig

Archaeology experts have dug the dirt on life in Roman London with new finds such as ancient coffins buried nearly 2,000 years ago.