Dozens of organisations and projects central to the capital’s future are under threat after the London Development Agency’s £480 million budget was axed... more
The animals at the ZSL London Zoo have appealed directly to Londoners after being shortlisted for the Best Family Fun category at the BT Visit London People's Choice Awards... more
Standard readers nominate The London Dungeon and the Science Museum in the 'best for family fun' category in the BT Visit London People’s Choice Awards... more
Elephant Parade and Anthony Gormley’s forth plinth project in Trafalgar Square have been nominated by Evening Standard readers as two of their favourite attractions for the BT Visit London Awards 2010... more
Students from Circus Space stopped the traffic as they crossed Oxford Circus on their hands in a performance to mark the BT Visit London People's Choice Awards... more
London Eye and Antony Gormley’s fourth plinth project in Trafalgar Square nare among the shortlisted entries for the BT Visit London Awards 2010... more
The bookies would have loved England to stay in longer to encourage more deluded fans to gamble even more money on the most unlikely of victories... more
Londoners are being asked to nominate their city heroes for an award in which voters can also put forward their favourite capital activity for Visit London People's Choice Awards
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Boris Johnson is under pressure as London was faces a shortage of hotel rooms to accommodate disabled spectators at the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics... more
American tourists are becoming a rare sight on our streets because of the weak dollar but Europeans are still heading to England's capital in their droves... more
Meals by candlelight on the London Eye, a “gourmet odyssey” on a Routemaster bus and a Sunday roast for 500 people — welcome to London’s “foodie” answer to the Edinburgh Festival... more
The Dean of Westminster Abbey takes high tea on the abbey roof, as Londoners were given the chance to enjoy a brew on top of some of the city’s most famous buildings, as part of a tourism drive... 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