A Bavarian beer house in the heart of the West End has had its application to increase its capacity by 50 per cent refused by ...

The sector has warned family farms could become history under the proposals, which will see the introduction of a 20% tax ...

London’s largest centre for adult education is set for a multi-million pound makeover after receiving a government grant.

London is a city people think they know before they arrive. They come for the skyline, where glass towers stand shoulder to ...

A middleman who sold on the Duke of Westminster’s stolen Cartier watch has been jailed. Hugh Grosvenor, the richest person under 40 in the UK, found himself at the centre of a high society crime caper ...

Fr. Clive Dytor is one of many married ex-Anglican clergy who quit the Church of England in the wake of its 1992 decision to ...

The Westminster Kennel Club dog show is back for a 149th year — and back at New York's Madison Square Garden for the first ...

When Brooklyn was incorporated as a city in 1834, building a new city hall was high on the list of priorities.

We celebrate and bemoan the building projects of the Millennium. Which were the joys, and which were the duds?

As remarkable as the national and international reaction at the time of his death, is the phenomenon that Sir Winston Churchill endures as an iconic figure, more than half a century later.

The Princess of Wales, 43, is likely to make a show-stopping appearance at the Bafta awards next month - with the ceremony likely to mark her most high-profile engagement yet.

Plans for Grimsby's new hospital and the new ice rink attracting thousands of visitors in its opening week dominated local ...