Laura Reynolds is a Duty Editor at Londonist. With a passion for covering a diverse range of topics from urban art and street art to the latest in restaurant innovation, Laura's work reflects her eclectic interests and adventurous spirit. She has been featured in MySA, JPIMedia, and LondonWorld, showcasing her unique perspective on London's vibrant culture.
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Laura’s coverage mainly focuses on events, seasonal happenings, and government announcements in London. She appears to have a keen interest in topics related to house & home as well as entertainment news.
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Proposed view of Villiers Street, with the new high level walkway to Hungerford Bridge. Image: Hopkins Architects
By: Laura Reynolds
Fancy a double dose of free floral fun? Chelsea in Bloom 2026 is on at the same time — and it's right around the corner!
Venture out to Severndroog Castle. Photo: Londonist Done everything central London has to offer, or just fancy venturing a bit further afield for your next day out?
Know which serving US President visited London's most central station? Image: Jordy Muñoz via Unsplash
Two lines to close completely: here's what else to expect.
Find more information on wisteria season in London here This house on Bedford Gardens pairs purple wisteria with a pink front door.
Looking for something fun to do today? Something eye-opening to watch tonight? Something delicious to eat tomorrow?
The Elizabeth Tower takes centre stage at The Library London's looking bloomin' gorgeous right now.
By: Laura Reynolds
2010 film Made in Dagenham told the strikers' story. The female factory workers who went on strike to campaign for equal pay at Ford's Dagenham factory are to be memorialised in a new sculpture.
Underground roundel at night. Image: Matt From London Two planned 24-hour Tube strikes which were due to happen this week have been called off at the last minute.
