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Thousands of seagrass shoots planted in the Thames Estuary to restore marine habitats
Conservationists have transplanted thousands of seagrass shoots from Essex to mudflats in Kent to help restore vital marine habitats. This …
London Park School Hybrid named World's Best School prize finalist for its remote learning model
After struggling to attend her local school, 16-year-old Ellie Ball has found a new path through LPS Hybrid's mix of remote and in-person c…
St Martin-in-the-Fields church in Trafalgar Square uncovers stories of early Black voters and hidden lives
As St Martin-in-the-Fields church in Trafalgar Square celebrates its 300th anniversary, new research has revealed the story of William Fatt…
Deaths linked to London air pollution fall by 40% since 2019
New analysis from Imperial College London estimates that deaths associated with air pollution in the capital have dropped by 40% over the l…
Prince William arrives by electric bus for climate event at London's Guildhall
Prince William used an electric bus to attend a climate change event at London's Guildhall, where he highlighted progress made through the …
HR consultant wins court case using AI legal support to recover unpaid debt
Freelance consultant Tamires Camal Taquidir successfully recovered £7,000 in unpaid fees after using Garfield AI to prepare her case and wi…
New theatre prize for British Caribbean playwrights launched in memory of Windrush victim
Shereener Browne has established the Windrush Prize for British Caribbean Playwrights using compensation awarded to her late father, Myron …
Four pelican chicks hatch in St James’s Park for the first time in 360 years
Pelicans have lived in St James’s Park since 1664, but the birds have never successfully bred in the capital until now. Four chicks have ha…
London Marathon to span two days in 2027 to accommodate 100,000 runners
The London Marathon will be held over two days in April 2027, allowing 100,000 participants to take part in a one-off expansion of the even…
London Museum to reopen in Smithfield with late-night DJ sets and social spaces
After a decade of development, the London Museum will reopen in November within two restored market halls in Smithfield. By hosting dinner …
Students raise $1 million for global charities through the Unique & United arts programme
Young people aged five to 25 are creating art to unlock funding for organisations that promote empathy and unity, including the UK-based re…
Young adults with learning disabilities help plant a nature corridor around London
Trainees from the Harington Scheme are planting willow, hornbeam, and hazelnut trees in Hadley Wood as part of the London Tree Ring project…