As London becomes increasingly more expensive, a quieter existence in an adjacent commuter town is tempting countless city-dwellers. A recent report determined the most popular hotspots London leavers are flocking to – and one location in Surrey was a particular winner. Epsom and Ewell Borough was found to be the commuter area that saw the […]
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Severe delays on Elizabeth line There are currently severe delays between Paddington and Reading / Heathrow Airport and between Paddington and Abbey Wood due to overhead line problems in the West Ealing area – good service on the rest of the line. District line no longer delayed The District line has returned to running a […]
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Camilla made the comment during a tour of the Shrewsbury Farmers’ Market on Wednesday, where thousands of well wishers had gathered to see her. Speaking to two young girls who had hand-drawn get well soon cards for the Princess, Camilla said: “I know that Catherine is thrilled by all the kind wishes and support.” The […]
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Cambridge hotels may soon charge a £2 per night tourist tax (PA) PA Archive Hotel guests in Cambridge could face a £2 per night tourist tax to help fund investment in the prestigious university city, under proposals being considered by councillors. The payment of a local charge by visitors is common in Europe, according to […]
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The Met Office said there was a ‘small chance’ of injuries and risk to life as a result of the strong winds and large waves, as well as the possibility of hail and thunder (Paul Faith/PA) PA Archive Heavy rain and strong winds could cause travel chaos and pose a risk to life in the […]
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Jasper KingPublished Mar 27, 2024, 2:06pm|Updated Mar 27, 2024, 2:49pm Squirrels have taken over a block of flats because they can climb up scaffolding and into people’s windows. The scaffolding at Sumner Buildings in central London was erected 18 months ago to replace 100-year-old windows. It was meant to take six to eight weeks but […]
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Rowers taking part in the 2024 Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge in London have been urged not to enter the River Thames over ‘alarmingly high levels’ of a bacteria found in poo. River Action recorded high levels of E.coli – which can cause pneumonia, sepsis or even meningitis – during regular testing in February. The 16 […]
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Sarah HooperPublished Mar 27, 2024, 1:14pm|Updated Mar 27, 2024, 3:37pm The colourful and loud pedicabs seen running Londoners around the capital could face tighter regulation as a new law is introduced. The London Pedicabs Bill recently cleared the Commons, paving the way for the first attempt at regulating the vehicles to become law. Labour has […]
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