Westminster Council unveils a £3 million plan to deploy an 18-strong Police and Council Tasking Team and a six-person Street Based Intervention unit, boosting visible policing in Victoria and central Westminster through multi-agency collaboration and CCTV. Westminster’s policing approach is no longer just a talking point but a tangible…

Lambeth Council has secured a £250m partnership with Vistry Group to deliver up to 450 mixed-tenure homes across six council-owned sites, with at least half affordable and 70% of that affordable housing ring-fenced for social rent. The first project, Denby Court in Kennington, will deliver 141 homes and is slated…

London’s Notting Hill Carnival is set to be policed by an intelligence-led operation centred on CCTV, screening arches and live facial recognition, a plan critics say signals a drift from civil liberties toward security theatre. Notting Hill Carnival is being yoked to a heavy, intelligence-led policing thrust that critics say…

TRL will bring together road-safety researchers, data scientists and healthcare professionals in London on 16 September 2025 to explore how linking anonymised health records with collision data can accelerate progress toward Vision Zero. The half-day event will showcase data-driven safety interventions, including demonstrations and a national collision investigation framework developed…

AHMM’s Camden Town Xchange at 180 Arlington Road would blend a cultural venue with student accommodation and affordable housing, restoring the site’s historic frontage while inviting public input ahead of a planned autumn planning submission. Ahmm’s Camden Town Xchange project at 180 Arlington Road sits at a pivotal moment for…

Arsenal look set to seal a deal for Crystal Palace forward Eberechi Eze as talks converge on a structure worth up to £67.5 million, with a medical possible this week amid a broader recruitment push and Havertz’s injury. Arsenal’s bid for Crystal Palace’s Eberechi Eze appears poised to move from…

London-based Max Radford Gallery presents 53 works across ceramics, furniture, lighting and sculpture in a warehouse near Borough Market, marking the gallery’s first open-call group exhibition since 2021 and signalling a broader international push for London’s emergent designers. London-based Max Radford Gallery has transformed a warehouse space near Borough Market…

The government plans to fold the UK Space Agency into the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology by 2026 in a bid to streamline policy and delivery, but industry players warn the move could threaten transparency and complicate funding negotiations with European partners. LONDON — The government’s plan to fold…

Notting Hill Carnival is depicted as cultural infrastructure and a force for social healing in London, with its value lying as much in belonging and resilience as in spectacle—yet the festival’s scale also raises safety and policing questions. Notting Hill Carnival cannot be reduced to pounds and pence. It is…

Vic Moy’s Notting Hill Carnival series foregrounds intimate moments of resilience and joy, blending personal healing with a commitment to inclusive practice and cultural advocacy. Vic Moy, a London-based photographer raised in a belief system where children were seen but not heard, describes her work as a deliberate act of…

FKA Twigs will headline the West Stage at All Points East on Saturday 23 August 2025, replacing Doechii at the last minute while preserving an all‑female line‑up. Doechii’s withdrawal forced replacements across Europe, but Twigs’ appearance underscores a high‑profile reinvention as she gears up for new material linked to EUSEXUA.…

Grayscale is rolling out an actively managed crypto income strategy that monetises staking rewards and pays quarterly USD yields, expanding regulated access to staking for qualified institutions via the iCapital Marketplace. In a low-rate environment, the vehicle aims to deliver 4–10% annual yields, with SEC-registered status under the 1940 Act…