Coming from the same developer as the Shard, London’s latest trophy building may be 54 storeys shorter than envisaged but should rise to building of the year
If Irvine Sellar, the larger-than-life d…
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Millwall consider legal action against Westminster Council after club badge was depicted on illustration of KKK figure in children's educational booklet ○
The booklet, distributed in schools, was aimed at telling the story of Paul Canoville and was written by Peter Daniel, an education and interpretation officer at Westminster City Council.
7 months ago
Russian businessman ordered to rip out hotel-style makeover of his £2m Victorian west London villa after tearing down original fixtures without planning permission ⊕
Energy magnate Yury Zhelyabovskiy carried out sweeping renovations to his Grade II-listed residence in Bayswater without securing planning permission from Westminster Council.
8 months ago
Defence Secretary facing embarrassment after failing to pay full council tax on his second home in Westminster ⊖⊖
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Mr Healey became the latest senior minister to face questions about his financial affairs after an 'administrative error' by Westminster Council left him underpaying by almost £1,500.
14 months ago
West End sweet shop caught selling magic mushrooms as police raid store after tourist charged £899 for two bags of sweets ○
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Investigators from Westminster Council uncovered that the candy shop had been selling magic mushroom cookies, with four labelled 'Magic Dragon', while three others were named 'Game Over'.
15 months ago
‘I hum the Chariots of Fire theme all day, every day’: Nigel Havers on beach-running, playing Michael Caine’s son and hating his name ○
The quintessential English actor answers your questions about being posh, appearing on I’m a Celebrity, and asking parked motorists to turn off their engines
I’m obsessed with the BBC Radio 4 programm…
16 months ago
'Do you want to kill off London's nightlife for good?': Fury at Labour council's plans for West End venues to host 'quiet nights' and 'non-alcohol-led activities' in killjoy after-dark noise crackdown ○
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Labour-run Westminster Council has been accused of trying to 'kill' London's nightlife after it announced a night-time plan suggesting pubs and bars should host 'quiet nights'
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