‘Concrete hellscape’ London landmark to get major £191,000,000 makeover
The £230 million plan will be its biggest overhaul since it opened 43 years ago and, subject to planning permission, work ...
15 Largest Cities in England, Ranked by Population
With a total population of about 57.7 million, England is the largest country in the United Kingdom, which also includes ...
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London's Millennium Landmarks, 25 Years On
Probably London's most iconic ... Probably the least-known landmark on this list is the blingtastic IT Millennium Shield. It's located within the City Livery Hall of the Worshipful Company of ...
Mumbai soon to build a new Ferris wheel landmark 'Mumbai Eye'
Mumbai's skyline is set to feature a new landmark, the 'Mumbai Eye,' inspired by the iconic London Ferris wheel. Part of ...
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The London Eye has been crowned the UK’s most ‘photogenic’ landmark
In a study which looked at Instagram’s most ‘hashtagged’ locations, Jessops named the London Eye the UK’s ‘most photogenic’ ...
Iconic London landmark 'bullied' out of Soho fears it's been forgotten about
The owner of an iconic London venue fighting for its survival fears his industry is being forgotten about. The Prince Charles ...
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17 romantic places to propose in London including Kew Gardens and The Shard
Are you thinking about popping the question? London is the perfect place to do it! Here are some gorgeous places to propose ...
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World landmarks shine red to celebrate Chinese New Year
The Empire State Building and the One World Trade Center, two of the iconic landmark buildings in New York City, shone red on ...
What Rome, London and Chicago can teach a devastated L.A.
Across centuries and continents, formidable fires once threatened to destroy three major cities: Rome, London and Chicago.
This is London’s most underrated landmark but tourists say ‘I looked at it and left’
The ranking by The Times, which also featured The Cinema Museum in Elephant and Castle, and Chelsea’s Psychic Garden was described as a ‘feat of engineering’. And, when Emperor Naruhito of Japan ...