Westminster
Not enough specific news from Belgravia. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Westminster.
New three-year programme will support one student annually from Latvia, Lithuania, or Estonia to study art history in London.
Leading artists, designers, and architects will guide the institution's future strategies, with a focus on contemporary art.
University College London students visited the market to study its large-scale urban regeneration project and ongoing transformation.
Students gain insights into the tech industry and receive career advice during a visit to Workday's London headquarters.
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust highlights historical figures as it plans for a new hospital and life sciences campus.
Lord Reed marks his retirement with a lecture reflecting on the history of the Appellate Committee of the House of Lords and the establishment of the Supreme Court.
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust seeks participants for a study aiming to protect babies from serious Group B Streptococcus infections.
The extensive collection includes drafts, notebooks, and correspondence from the Booker Prize-winning author, offering deep insight into her literary process.
The Menu Partners recognised for excellence by chefs and restaurant owners at Restaurant Magazine's Readers' Choice Awards.
A £250,000 grant from the Denise Coates Foundation will foster five years of cross-disciplinary research between The Courtauld and King's College London.
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust is hosting free drop-in sessions across its hospitals to teach vital resuscitation techniques.
Justice Lord Hamblen announces his departure from the Supreme Court and Judicial Committee of the Privy Council next year.
