A taunt famously used by a friend-turned-foe against John Major is now being deployed by senior Tories against Sir Keir Starmer. “A prime minister and chancellor who are in office but not in power,” declared shadow chancellor Sir Mel Stride, reacting to the latest economic figures. “The PM has shown he is in office but […]
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The London congestion charge will rise soon, with electric vehicle drivers also facing a daily fee for the first time, which campaigners have called a ‘backward step.’ Petrol, diesel and EV drivers will soon have to dish out more money to enter the Congestion Charge zone when the fee goes up. The Congestion Charge will […]
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Nestled within the London Borough of Croydon, New Addington presents a distinct suburban environment that combines green spaces and rolling hills with community facilities. But despite its positive attributes, New Addington faces ongoing social and economic challenges. The area was recently identified by review site iLiveHere.com as one of England’s most depressing places to live, […]
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Britain’s rental market is witnessing rising costs nationwide, according to the latest data from Rightmove’s Rental Trends Tracker. These figures reveal a complex and evolving landscape marked by rising prices, cautious landlord activity, and increasing affordability pressures on tenants. In London, the average advertised rent now stands at £2,736 per month, marking a 1.6% increase […]
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Welcome back to The Slice – our exclusive guide to what’s on in London, where we bring you trusted reviews, sneak previews, and amazing deals and discounts. Brunch: you’ve got your pancakes, avo toasts and various forms of egg. But what about something a bit… different? Ramen at 9am perhaps. Or Buldak mayo-smothered tater tots. […]
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Noora Mykkanen Published November 13, 2025 1:00pm Updated November 13, 2025 1:06pm Eagle-eyed Londoners have spotted that something doesn’t add up at the £35 million Ferris wheel. The London Eye has become a part and parcel of the city’s skyline in the 25 years since it opened – so much so that many locals might […]
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Whether you’re a double espresso girly, strictly into herbal tea, or a seasonal pumpkin spiced latte lover, you’ll likely have a go-to high street spot for your beverage of choice. Some Brits can be pretty religious when it comes to coffee shop culture – and this factionalism allows you to learn a lot about someone […]
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The only watering hole where the bartenders serve up jargon-free energy advice alongside delicious cocktails has launched in London. Watts on the Rocks, in Battersea, will provide punters with help on how to save money on their energy bills while being treated to a free cocktail or mocktail on arrival. The bar has been launched […]
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