Ian Mansfield

From the BT Tower and Lloyd’s of London to Trellick Tower and hidden City halls, these are the Open House London visits that require advance booking.

Visitors can descend into the subterranean chambers of the Tudor Coombe Conduit Head, where spring water once began its journey to Hampton Court Palace.

Facial recognition trials are coming to selected London Underground stations as the British Transport Police tests whether the technology can be used to find people wanted for serious offences.

From The Third Man and Metropolis to Persepolis and Lost in Translation, a free exhibition near Tottenham Court Road looks at the starring role cities play on screen.

There’s going to be a fairly rare chance to visit a usually off-limits island in the Thames next month.

The first tickets sold out amid huge demand, but a luxury London hotel is offering guests another way into the British Museum exhibition — if their budget can take the strain.

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The museum has been given an opportunity to buy the Kennington building it rents, securing its vast collection and a site with its own Charlie Chaplin connection.

A road bridge over the London Underground’s Central line that has been closed for years could finally be replaced - if funding is approved.

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