Will Noble is a Freelance Writer at Londonist. With over a decade of experience, he focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics such as urban art, photography, and cultural movements. His work has been featured in outlets including KETV, AOL UK, and The Telegraph, among others.
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The bells won't interrupt the performance... there are none. Image: Mathias Reding via Pexels
By: Will Noble
And then it burned down.
From February 2027, the Shaftesbury Theatre will be the Judi Dench Theatre. Image: Shaftesbury Theatre/Robert Wilson
Using AI, Daniel Coughlin has brought to life a Continental-style London that could have been. Image: Daniel Coughlin/AI
The rebooted Model Market opens later this summer. Image: Model Market The last that Lewishamites saw of Model Market was in 2021, when it was shut down.
Brixton Market is under threat from private equity firms, say campaigners. Image: gerrypopplestone , Creative Commons
By: Will Noble
Baby pelicans have been born in St James's Park for the first time. Image: Royal Parks
By: Will Noble
Not enough is being done to protect bus drivers from high temperatures, says Unite. Image: Jens Riesenberg , Unsplash License
The Black Cap is back! (And you can even stay there now.) Image: Black Cap It's not unusual for London to lose a legendary institution once in a while.
Visitors will enter the museum through a 'new' entrance adjacent to the current one, although the doorway itself is already there.
