Live facial recognition technology to detect criminals to be rolled out across West End spots
Live facial recognition is to be deployed to catch sex offenders and shoplifters in various spots across the West End,…
More than £300k of fake designer wear including Louis Vuitton seized from West End shops
Officials have seized more than £300k of fake designer clothes from West End stores in the last year. Among household…
Woman arrested on suspicion of murder after car crashes into pedestrians in Soho
A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a car collided with pedestrians in the early hours of…
Labour reduced to wafer thin majority after councillor defects to Conservatives
A councillor elected for Labour has defected to the Conservatives, citing ‘stagnation, security and Sadiq’ in an attack at the…
Oxford Street programme will contribute £2.8billion to sales
The Oxford Street programme could contribute as much as £2.8billion in retail sales, a new analysis has found. The £90million…
Playwright of West End show defends ‘Black only’ nights
The playwright of an upcoming West End show has defended staging certain performances to an ‘all-Black identifying audience’. Jeremy O.…
Man jailed for manslaughter of banking executive Paul Mason following retrial
A man has been jailed for the manslaughter of millionaire City executive Paul Mason following a retrial. Steven Allan, 35,…
Council to auction off old London street signs dating from 1950s
Westminster Council is auctioning off a collection of 1950s and 60s street signs taken down from London’s most iconic roads.…
Ramadan lights illuminate Piccadilly Circus for the first time
Piccadilly Circus was illuminated by Ramadan lights for the first time ever on Tuesday night. Over 30,000 lights were switched…
Pedicabs issued fines as council leader vows to ‘take the wheels off’ racket
West End pedicabs have been issued with fines for playing overly loud music late at night. Prosecution against four riders…