Ian Mansfield

Transport for London (TfL) is starting to accept applications for Zip Oyster photocards again, and is starting to process Oyster refunds again after services were suspended following the recent cyber attack on TfL.

One of only four surviving pairs of ruby red slippers worn by Judy Garland in The Wizard of Oz will go on display in central London next week.

Terminus stations usually dominate the annual chart of Britain's busiest railway stations, but the Elizabeth line is upending everything, with Tottenham Court Road now the third busiest station in the entire country.

South London's Van Gogh House museum has launched an urgent fundraising appeal to keep the museum, and its sister art gallery open after a major donor was forced to withdraw from supporting them.

The Courtauld Gallery is to open late for a week to give people who missed out on tickets a chance to visit their Monet and London exhibition.

The annual gift of a Christmas tree from the people of Oslo in Norway to London has continued when the tree was cut down earlier this morning in woods in the northern part of Oslo.

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If you fancy some mince pies with a conscience or a whole hamper's worth, then the Clink Bakery inside HMP Brixton is selling them in time for Christmas.

As part of a charity fundraiser for the Railway Ball, a prize draw and raffle will offer a huge selection of special railway-themed prizes.

There are no physical reasons why the Northern line couldn't be extended to Clapham Junction according to a council commissioned report, but there are a lot of other reasons why it might never happen.