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Eco campaign will give new life to London's old bikes

15.06.11
Thousands of bicycles across the capital are set to be given a new lease of life this week as part of a major new eco campaign backed by Olympic gold medallist Victoria Pendleton... more

Down on Dalston's farm

11.05.11
In a house that is now Farm: Shop, a scheme has taken root to grow and sell produce on the premises - it's a bold experiment that could spread to other areas of London... more

Storm over 'hideous' Cutty Sark tower

21.04.11
Plans to build a 32-foot glass and steel tower beside the historic Cutty Sark have been branded 'hideous' and 'visually intrusive'... more

Summer on the South Bank

21.04.11
Laze on a beach by the Thames, take in a free gig - even get married at the Royal Festival Hall. You can do it all at the Festival of Britain 60th anniversary celebrations, says Nick Curtis... more

The mobile used to capture aerial atlas of UK

31.03.11
AN aerial atlas of Britain is published today, with pictures taken on a mobile phone... more

Thousands trapped by flash floods as Cornish river bursts its banks

17.11.10
A major rescue operation was under way in Cornwall today after flash floods left thousands trapped in their homes and cars... more

Police swoop on gallery after passer-by spots a bomb... but it’s really an artwork

11.06.10
Police threaten to kick down the door of an art gallery after being called to defuse a 'bomb' on display... more

Experience calm after the storm with a UK break

28.04.10
The chaos caused by the volcano may have put you off travelling abroad but you still need to plan for the school summer holidays... more

Late UK Escapes

21.04.10
That pesky volcano put you off travelling abroad or just need a cheap package? You can’t go wrong if you stay at home.... more

Dome 'will destroy character of market'

19.03.10
Conservationists react with horror at plans to build a huge dome over a market in Camden... more

Bath: a destination for pleasure seekers

08.01.10
Bath's mixture of sybaritic indulgence and world-class architecture is as potent as ever... more

A world of travel for 2010

23.12.09
It was a mixed 2009 for travel, with airlines folding and currencies fluctuating. Here is a global guide to what’s new for the new year ... more

Now Kew Gardens is right up Google's street

02.12.09
Millions of visitors will be able to walk around Kew Gardens on a blazing summer day without leaving their living room... more

Steve Hayes reveals grand plan to get Wasps back in business

26.11.09
Steve Hayes is confident he can turn the finances around ahead of Wasps and Wycombe moving to a new 20,000-capacity stadium on a 100-acre site in High Wycombe in 2014... more

Richard Ardagh: the prince of prints

20.11.09
From T-shirts for Paul Smith to homeware for Marc Jacobs, Richard Ardagh is a poster boy for font freaks ... more

Lord Rogers - the star architect who failed to charm Chelsea

20.10.09
It's been another mixed week for Lord Rogers. His practice has won the Stirling Prize for the Maggie's cancer care centre in Hammersmith. At the same time his lawyers are chasing £2 million of fees they say he is still owed by developers Qatari Diar following the abandonment of the Rogers-designed redevelopment of Chelsea Barracks.... more

Keeping bees is a real buzz

15.10.09
Bees in the capital produce some of the country's best-flavoured honey, thanks to the huge variety of flowers that grow here... more

Capital's food markets defy recession and pull in crowds

03.09.09
London's gourmet food markets are defying the recession and expanding in response to demand... more

You cannot build great cities by consensus alone

25.08.09
When you want to drain a marsh," declared the late President Mitterrand, "you don't consult the frogs"... more

Bringing people together with the power of food

16.07.09
How well do you know your neighbours? Currently, well over three-quarters of a million people across Britain have signed up to hold their own Big Lunch and here in London there are 1,400 already registered... more

Chelsea Flower Show - pick of the crop

13.05.09
The Quilted Velvet garden is avant garde designer Tony Smith’s biggest RHS garden to date and features retro bedding plants including cheerful busy lizzies and lavender representing the comfort of the end of the day after a long shift at work, shown by spiky yuccas and cordylines.... more

Welcome to the credit crunch flower show at Chelsea

13.05.09
Lavish designs, star names and big sponsors are thin on the ground; vegetable growing, green issues and value for money are in: welcome to the pruned-back Chelsea Flower Show... more

Ex-thief is aiming to steal the Chelsea Flower Show

09.04.09
A former art thief caught with works by Warhol, Dali and Chagall is helping to create a garden for Chelsea Flower Show... more

Chairman of the board – at £56,000 a time

07.01.09
Chief executives may be in the spotlight during the new puritanism but keep an eye on the rampant pay inflation for part-time chairmen... more

City's 'helping hand' fund that makes a little go a long way

12.11.08
Asked to make a prediction for next year at a recent dinner, one FTSE 100 company chairman put his bet on social unrest.... more

Battersea's £4bn glass tower to dwarf the Wharf

20.06.08
A £4 billion masterplan to save Battersea Power Station before it collapses has been unveiled... more

Amy shows a glimpse of her troubled soul

26.07.07
A stunning performance from Amy Winehouse at the ICA provided a spectacular reminder of exactly why she was declared best British female artist at this year's Brit Awards.... more


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