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TfL urged to crack down on passengers blasting music on trains and buses London’s weekly railway news The London Buzz – 18th June 2026 Jewish Museum London awarded £1 million grant while it looks for a new home Pontoon Dock DLR upgrade delayed by a few months Stranger Things meets South Bank in Anish Kapoor’s new exhibition London Museum confirms November opening date for its new Smithfield home London Underground roundel unveiled on Japan’s Tokyo Metro Winning design chosen for Clapham railway bridge makeover London’s Pocket Parks: Sam Philp Recreation Ground, Hayes, UB3 The London Buzz – 17th June 2026 Zip wire across Twickenham stadium to raise funds for children’s charity Tickets Alert: Tours of the 350-year-old Stationers’ Hall London’s ULEZ may be easing pressure on hospitals Floating temples and porcelain heads in the V&A’s new art show Visiting St Mary’s Church, Buttsbury in Essex London’s Shaftesbury Theatre to be renamed after Dame Judi Dench Tickets Alert: See a miniature model of the Victorian artists Leighton House ImberBus 2026 reveals timetable and £10 all-day fare Barbara Hepworth’s colourful side revealed in new Courtauld exhibition London–Bedford railway to be closed for two consecutive weekends Tickets Alert: Tours of the ancient Westminster School Exhibition explores the thinking behind TfL’s trial bus shelter upgrades The London Buzz – 15th June 2026 Gandhi autograph and suffragette protests among treasures in new London archive Tower of London doubles price of late-night Ceremony of the Keys Exhibition celebrates the women who made a living painting dogs Lumo to launch Starlink based Wi-Fi on East Coast trains this autumn Government strips Epping Forest Council of major planning powers London’s Alleys: Bride Court, City of London, EC4 The London Buzz – 12th June 2026 The Red Arrows to fly over London for the King’s Birthday flypast Canada House exhibition explores visibility, loss and LGBTQ+ lives Tickets Alert: A chance to step inside the original Public Records strongroom This week’s sale theatre ticket offers from London Theatre Direct London’s weekly railway news The London Buzz – 11th June 2026 Dress for 1066: The Bayeux Tapestry now has its own official Scottish tartan Limehouse station platforms to close in phases for upgrade works London unveils a blue plaque for Sir Laurence Olivier A celestial blockbuster lights up the Saatchi Gallery The Prime Minister’s estate at Chequers and the footpath that wouldn’t die More Tube tunnels switch on mobile coverage as rollout passes 60% The London Buzz – 10th June 2026 First taste of Trent Park’s secret spy museum Parakeet peeking from tree wins London wildlife photo contest Five-day bus strike to disrupt seven East London routes next week The London Buzz – 5th June 2026 Giant Joseph Paxton bust restored to its original Crystal Palace location One of the world’s rarest Bibles goes on display at St Paul’s Cathedral First images unveiled of future Thamesmead DLR station First of 10 new Elizabeth line trains rolls off Derby production line A pride of painted lions has arrived in London Council seizes 2,500 obstructive rental e-bikes from borough streets Advantage passengers as Barons Court tube station reopens all four platforms London’s weekly railway news The London Buzz – 4th June 2026 Abseil off the top of the Lloyd’s Building in the City Rare chance to see iconic Duke of Wellington portrait in London Le Garrick restaurant reduces its prices to 1986 rates for one day only A giant crinkle-crankle wall has appeared outside the Serpentine Gallery From bouncing bombs to bunker signs: inside Purfleet’s military museum Fresh dates announced for lunches in the City’s grand Livery Halls The London Buzz – 3rd June 2026 New photos show HS2’s first tunnel safety door being installed Tickets Alert: Late openings at the Royal Society’s annual science exhibition Jack White: These thoughts may disappear Royal Observatory offering less than half-price tickets in June Quentin Blake’s £12.5 million museum of illustrations opens its doors Lost Music Venues review: The V&A recreates the sticky-floored magic of a night out The London Buzz – 2nd June 2026 Rooftop bar overlooking Parliament reopens for the summer Tallest, biggest, blandest? Future City skyscraper renamed to ‘One London’ New lifts and footbridge proposed for Kew Bridge station overhaul Tickets Alert: Visit a replica 16th-century Spanish sailing ship London Underground strikes will go ahead this week after talks fail The London Buzz – 1st June 2026 The bicycle bell that noise-cancelling headphones can’t ignore London Library’s historic membership records go online for free Three exhibitions to see at the Saatchi Gallery this summer Three-month trial offer on the National Art Pass Quentin Blake creates ‘bridge to the past’ for new London illustration museum London’s Alleys: Queens Head Passage, City of London, EC4 Government takes control of Thameslink, Southern and Gatwick Express operator Enfield Council withdraws support for plan to build 21,000 new homes Crystal Palace Museum reopening a year after it closed due to fire London’s weekly railway news Fog, fireworks and financial ruin at Tate Britain’s Whistler retrospective This week’s sale theatre ticket offers from London Theatre Direct Brunel Museum’s expansion put on hold after railway tunnel complications Kids can now explore Aldwych’s abandoned tube platforms on new Hidden London tour Transformed Windsor Castle garden to open to visitors this summer Princes Risborough railway signal box open day Free Parliament exhibition explores Queen Elizabeth II’s lying-in-state Four days of London Underground disruption expected due to RMT strike Priest holes, royal connections and survival: A visit to Ingatestone Hall TfL wins battle to build 300 homes on High Barnet tube station car park Shoreditch’s famous tube trains to open to the public as a rooftop bar Thameslink trials digital signalling that could boost rail capacity Heathrow paints upside down poem on a field next to the airport
The London Buzz – 16th June 2026
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Today’s London news round-up:

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Today’s London news round-up:

Islington Council must pay £2,700 to a homeless woman it left stranded for several months while she was awaiting surgery for her chronic health condition. Standard

“Bring swords”: The viral riot that didn’t happen London Centric

MPs have rejected a bid to revive legislation concerning the Royal Albert Hall, following a blistering attack on the charity’s governance by Labour grandee Dame Emily Thornberry. Standard

Were Havering voters misled on Hexit? BBC News

Heavy Horses Return to Dukes Meadows This Week Chiswick W4

Chadwell Heath youth centre reopens after 15 years B&D Post

Planning inspector rules against overnight dog kennels at Great Portland Street Fitzrovia News

‘Wellbeing support’ rail workers at London station are sacked after calling female passenger a ‘little Karen’ Standard

When London bristled with Bonapartemania Londonist

Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan has launched a ‘Singapore-style’ housing development arm for the capital with a £100m investment in the Silvertown Partnership. Construction Enquirer

A man arrested in relation to the ‘Putney Pusher’ case of 2017 has been detained again after cops found drugs at his London home. Metro

And from ianVisits:

Tickets Alert: See a miniature model of the Victorian artists Leighton House

The Shaftesbury Theatre is to be renamed after Dame Judi Dench

ImberBus 2026 reveals timetable and £10 all-day fare

Barbara Hepworth’s colourful side revealed in new Courtauld exhibition

London–Bedford railway to be closed for two consecutive weekends

Tickets Alert: Tours of the ancient Westminster School

Exhibition explores the thinking behind TfL’s trial bus shelter upgrades

Things to do in London tomorrow

LFA | Belonging in Built Spaces: Reimagining Buildings for Community
Clerkenwell
SAVE Britain’s Heritage hosts a discussion to explore how neglected buildings and streets around the country can become places where people belong.

Revisiting ‘The Dinner’ – celebrating heritage with public-art
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A decade on, revisit Neville Gabie’s collaborative artwork to discuss heritage, place and public art commissioning at Sambrooks Brewery

Marylebone Minds – The Eco-Brick Project
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Dr Corinna Dean explores how one of humanity’s oldest building materials is being reimagined for a more environmentally responsible future.

Do Drug Laws Work? (Drug Toxicity vs Drug Policy)
Southwark
Enjoy great science talks with a drink in your hand. This month: The science of drug laws. Learn how UK drugs laws are made, how they attempt to minimise harm, and whether they really follow the science.


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