Jonathan Thomas

In an extraordinary archaeological discovery, the foundations of Roman London’s first basilica have been unearthed beneath an office building at 85 Gracechurch Street, offering unprecedented...

Art and printing history enthusiasts have a unique opportunity this spring as Emery Walker’s House, a meticulously preserved Arts & Crafts home in Hammersmith, London,...

The largest collection of Utagawa Hiroshige’s work to be shown in London for 25 years will open at the British Museum this May, featuring several...

London has weathered many disasters in its long history, but few were as terrifying as the Great Plague of 1665. In a city accustomed to...

The Shell Centre, situated on London’s South Bank, stands as a significant example of post-war corporate architecture in Britain. Completed in 1963, the complex was...

Heathrow Airport has announced its most ambitious investment program to date, including plans for a controversial third runway, following recent government support for the airport’s...

Remember, remember the fifth of November… While most Londoners today associate this date with fireworks and bonfires, in 1605 it nearly marked one of the...

The National Theatre, situated prominently on London’s South Bank, stands as one of Britain’s most significant examples of Brutalist architecture. Designed by architects Sir Denys...

The Harrods Depository on the banks of the Thames in Barnes, West London, stands as a striking Art Deco landmark with a fascinating architectural and...

In the summer of 1381, London witnessed one of the most dramatic episodes in its history when thousands of peasants from Kent and Essex marched...

In a significant development for London’s aviation future, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has thrown her weight behind the long-debated third runway at Heathrow Airport, potentially ending...

London’s underground theatre scene is about to get a dose of Regency-era revelry with a twist. “Plied and Prejudice,” opening at The Vaults beneath Waterloo...

Following its acclaimed run at the 2024 Edinburgh International Festival, David Ireland’s powerful new play “The Fifth Step” is set to transfer to London’s @sohoplace...

Art enthusiasts and Francophiles alike will have a rare opportunity to experience the maritime works of Georges Seurat as London’s prestigious Courtauld Gallery presents the...

The story of the Beatles in London begins not with a bang but with a rejection. On a cold January morning in 1962, four young...

The Trellick Tower, standing prominently in North Kensington, London, is one of Britain’s most significant examples of Brutalist architecture and a testament to the post-war...

The National Gallery has announced its first-ever exhibition dedicated to the mysterious and captivating ‘candlelight’ paintings of Joseph Wright of Derby, offering London art enthusiasts...

While millions flock to the British Museum and Natural History Museum each year, London harbors dozens of fascinating smaller museums that showcase the city’s eclectic...

London’s Underground network has long been more than just a transport system – it’s a living, breathing art space that has hosted some of the...

Not all AI is trying to take over the world, on London’s Tube it will be saving some lives. In a significant move towards modernizing...

One Canada Square, the iconic centerpiece of London’s Canary Wharf development, stands as a symbol of Britain’s 1980s financial revival and the transformation of London’s...

In an extraordinary move, the National Gallery has announced it will open its doors for an all-night viewing session of the phenomenally successful “Van Gogh:...

For centuries, London has been both muse and home to countless literary giants, its streets and squares providing the backdrop for some of literature’s most...

In the mid-1970s, beneath the crumbling facades of a city grappling with economic decline, social unrest, and political upheaval, London became the epicenter of a...

A remarkable collection of Charles Dickens artifacts, including a copy of David Copperfield that survived an Antarctic expedition, will take center stage at the Charles...

Heathrow Terminal 5, opened in 2008, represents one of the most significant developments in British aviation architecture and infrastructure. Designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour +...

Hyde Park stands as one of London’s most celebrated green spaces, an oasis of nature amid the urban sprawl that has witnessed centuries of British...

Hammersmith Bridge, spanning the River Thames between Hammersmith and Barnes, stands as one of London’s most distinctive and historically significant bridges. Designed by Sir Joseph...

Planning a trip to London in 2025? If you’re planning to hop on the Tube, here’s the latest on fare changes and what you can...

A monumental new skyscraper, set to rival the iconic height of The Shard, has been given the green light by the City of London Corporation....