Did you ever wonder what happened to the old BBC headquarters at Television Centre since the company moved out in 2013? Well the entire site has been completely redeveloped, and part of that has been the creation of the swanky White City House.
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Fall deep into the Vaults, hidden beneath Waterloo station and lose yourself in a land far removed from our own. But this isn’t Alice’s adventure, it’s yours…
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With delicious food served on canteen trays, and complete with lockers, coat hooks, books, desks, and memorabilia you can now take a trip down memory lane with The Schoolhouse Restaurant. You might even want to get a detention.
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With London Fashion Week almost upon us, and the crowds set to descend on The Strand, South Bank, Bankside, and the surrounding area, take a look at the plethora of fantastic dining options in and around central London.
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We all know that world of motorsport incorporates many disciplines. There is obviously no way of telling which one has the best driver……well actually there is, and there has been for the past 26 years!
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With the change of location of London Fashion Week to a multi-storey car park in Soho, with it has come a plethora of new dining options for the fashion crowd. So with that said here is a guide some of the best restaurants in and around the area.
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Whilst the efforts of innumerable production staff, make-up artists, lighting technicians and casting directors come to a highly anticipated culmination, we get ready to follow events as they unfold, day-by-day.
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Viewed by some as the greatest city on earth, London has no shortage of luxury hotels for you to enjoy when in England’s capital. With the cream of London’s lodgings creating unique, lavish experiences in new suites, choosing where to lay your head for the night is becoming progressively challenging - but for all the right reasons. We've hand-picked four of the most opulent suites London's luxury hotels have to offer.
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The London Design Museum celebrate four decades of design by Paul Smith
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