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Well, we might have joked about for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, but something is actually coming to the palace this June. It's been announced that a 70ft tree sculpture composed of 350 saplings from native British tr...

At most London Underground stations, you'll have probably grown used to the classic blue, white and red logo that you don't even notice it anymore. But, over at Westminster Underground station, a brand new permanent rou...

We may have been , but since then it's been full steam ahead with the April showers. In short, the weather has been s**t for the last few weeks, and we're pining for some more toasty conditions.  According to forecas...

Not content with being the , London will also soon hold the bragging rights to the world's biggest LEGO store. Obviously, these two accolades go hand-in-hand, right? The store has actually been with us since November...

When we heard the news that June Brown had passed away we were devastated, and we still are. She was an iconic woman and she graced our screens for 32 years as the chain-smoking, unwaveringly kind committed Christian Do...

Whilst Londoners have been donating money, , and gathering supplies to help the people of Ukraine during the Russian invasion, a little piece of London has made it all the way to Ukraine. It's been revealed today that t...

Bank holidays. Widely renowned as "good" across the board. In fact, this one coming up is our first since New Year's Day, and likely the first this year where you aren't starting it hungover. But, despite us kicking...

While we might be known for telling you about new openings here at Secret London, it would be remiss of us to ignore the possible closure of the 'oldest pub' in the country, which was threatened earlier this year. Ye Ol...

The ton is abuzz again with news, but it’s not Lady Whistledown’s latest salacious gossip circulating Mayfair and beyond. Instead, it's one of the latest properties that has come on the market that has featured in the i...

We've come up with plenty of , but the plucky folks at Transport for London have gone straight for the big cheese: Bank station. Over the past four years, renovation works have sought to untangle the web of corridors, e...