First local post office to reopen in London following the loss of more than 450 branches in six years is back in business
Read full article...Almost 26,500 properties have been sold in London for more than £1 million in the past 15 years, a new study reveals
High Court challenge to one of Boris Johnson's proposed cycle hire stations could throw the Mayor's flagship scheme into chaos
Architect Lord Rogers is threatening to sue the owners of Chelsea Barracks for nearly £1.7million in allegedly unpaid fees, despite being paid almost £7million for 19 months' work on the site
After more than 30 years and numerous abandoned renovation plans, Battersea Power Station may finally be getting its facelift
First-time buyers in London will need a salary of more than £93,000 a year to purchase an average-priced property, a study has revealed
We are all concerned about freedom of speech and of the press. We journalists fret that libel suits are curtailing our ability to expose corruption and wrongdoing
Boris Johnson has used new planning powers to overturn a local council decision and approve the construction of east London's tallest building.
Plans for an 18-storey City office block have been rejected by Boris Johnson because he said it would have a detrimental impact on views of the Tower of London.
Plans for a US embassy compound to be built near Vauxhall are set to be given the green light
London is to get its first American-style Jewish community centre
Family home of a prominent London architect has been destroyed by a fire
A list of what residents want to see on the £1billion Chelsea Barracks site will be presented today to developers Qatari Diar by the Chelsea Barracks Action Group.
Small plot of disused land could be one of the most expensive pieces of real estate in London
Boris Johnson is expected to overrule councillors and give the go-ahead for a skyscraper in order to secure 'thousands' of jobs and £4 million for Crossrail
The redevelopment of the former Commonwealth Institute in Holland Park is being scaled back after criticism from the council and English Heritage.
Council accused of wasting £100,000 of taxpayers' money after an award-winning 'living wall' died after hi-tech watering system fails
The number of new homes being built in the capital has risen sharply
The owner of the Earls Court exhibition centre is set to clash with planning chiefs over its ambitions to redevelop the site as a residential complex with 10,000 homes
Up to 450,000 London homeowners are now stuck in their properties, unable to move because they cannot get a new mortgage to replace their existing loan
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