19th century Greenwich pub reopened as community space
A South London pub dating back to the 19th century has been reopened as a community space, with the managers hoping the spot eventually…
Plans approved to convert 19th century pub building into hotel
A building home to a South London 19th century pub is to be converted into a hotel. Greenwich Council has approved plans to reopen…
Neighbours object to plans to convert 19th century Greenwich pub into hotel as ‘overdevelopment’
Plans to convert the building of a 19th century pub into a hotel, have been blasted by some neighbours with one objector calling it…
Locals beg for pub to reopen as it is a ‘lifeline’
Desperate South West Londoners have begged for the reopening of their local pub, after its licence expired, describing it as a ‘lifeline’ for the…
Disappearing Dining Club opens in Bermondsey’s Simon the Tanner
Disappearing Dining Club, one of London’s original pop-up restaurants, has been feeding people in hard-to-find locations in London (and beyond) since 2010 – and…
What’s in a London pub name?
What links a champion bare-knuckle boxer, a pioneering general who inspired the invention of Ordnance Survey maps and a runaway cat? They’ve all given…
Prince of Peckham celebrates 5th birthday
Kingdom expands with plans to open new Tulse Hill boozer Queen of the South
