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Great British Railways will weigh public ownership against leasing for future orders, although existing contracts will continue. Read more ›
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Great British Railways will weigh public ownership against leasing for future orders, although existing contracts will continue. Read more ›

TfL completed the station’s feasibility design in July, while Arada has now applied to build the first phase of homes it would serve. Read more ›

The Brown Collection’s new show pairs Salvador Dalí’s erotic sketches with a 19th-century still life, and offers plenty more unexpected neighbours. Read more ›

This week’s sale and discount theatre ticket offers from London Theatre Direct. Read more ›

This is a weekly round-up of London's rail transport news... Read more ›

A virtual reality experience at the Science Museum is offering free tickets for one day to mark World Space Week. Read more ›

A poster from 1976 is among the music memorabilia on free display near Marble Arch before a Propstore auction. Read more ›

Lord's Cricket Ground will open to the public one evening in November as it hosts a new night-time drone show. Read more ›
TfL is seeking views on plans for an 18.5km London Overground route with four new stations and up to six trains per hour. Read more ›

The Barbican is hoping for concrete evidence of the supernatural this autumn as it launches its first Ghost Tours of the arts centre. Read more ›

Eleven floors beneath Clapham Common, a wartime shelter is preparing to tell a few ghost stories. Read more ›

With HS2 set to terminate at the station, the prospect of using boarding ramps for large numbers of changing passengers prompted a new design. Read more ›
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