An impressive list of celebrities and royalty have paid the Michaeljohn salon a visit over the years, from actors and pop stars to journalists and TV presenters.... more
The initial stage of an ambitious plan to ease congestion in the West End's St James's area has been completed with two-way traffic running on two of its busiest roads for the first time since 1963... more
Safety checks on the entire 80-strong fleet of Piccadilly line trains have been carried out after a crowded train moved off with some doors still open
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A 13-year-old boy who joined hundreds of protesters opposing the abolition of the Education Maintenance Allowance tells how he wants to lend his support to disadvantaged youngsters... more
£14 million revamp of Piccadilly Circus which will see the junction returned to a two-way road for the first time in half a century has been given the go-ahead... more
There are fewer cars on the road, more small shops and bolder advertising hoardings. But, as these newly discovered photographs of central London in the post-Second World War era show, much remains the same.... more
£10million plan to ease traffic congestion in the heart of the West End is unveiled with Piccadilly Circus to become two-way for first time in 40 years ... more
High street discount store TK Maxx has been prevented from opening a flagship in the heart of the West End because it would clash with plans to smarten up the area... more
A performer with an anarchic passion that's difficult to resist, Ed Hamell laments over loss and death in his show The Terrorism Of Everyday Life.... more
Jeff Wall's images are described as straightforward documentary photographs and, rather than plundering art history, their subject matter appears suitably modest.... more
In The Trouble With Asian Men, the cast have serious mother issues, lack a decent six pack, are useless around the house and in general are suffering a bit of an identity crisis. ... more
Exclusive: After high-profile allegations this season, Charlton's manager is pleased the issue is now being addressed but says the authorities still have plenty of work to do