Laura Reynolds is a Duty Editor at Londonist Ltd. She covers a diverse range of topics, including urban design, adventure travel, and the arts, often blending regional interest with global perspectives. Laura's work has been featured in MySA, JPIMedia, and LondonWorld, showcasing her passion for exploring destinations and unique experiences.
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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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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.
By: Laura Reynolds
One for you sun(flower) seekers.
100,00 people expected to take part this year.
By: Laura Reynolds
Find it on the edge of Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens. Image: Londonist In London, it can be hard to find somewhere that'll let you linger.
Just nine days to see London like this, without standing on your head. Image: Pinhole London
By: Laura Reynolds
Why we've got Brompton to thank for Peter Rabbit and co.
Afternoon tea with drop-dead stunning views over London. Image: Duck & Waffle
By: Laura Reynolds
Proposals to pedestrianise Oxford Street — a major shopping thoroughfare in central London — have been mooted since the 1960s.
