Ronnie Scott's began as a small basement venue in London and became one of the world’s most famous jazz clubs, hosting the final public appearance of the legendary Jimi Hendrix.

More Brits have seen the Eiffel Tower than some of their own country’s most famous landmarks, according to a new survey.

East Summer School is running across Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London from July 27 to August 7.

The Music is Black Festival launches this summer as part of an eight-month programme at East Bank in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

Ricky Wilson is playing Teen Angel in Grease: The Immersive Movie Musical this summer in Battersea Park - he talks about the role and his day job as frontman for the Kaiser Chiefs.

Giving young people the skills, confidence and opportunities to succeed

Waltham Forest is marking Love Parks Week from July 27 to July 31 with a programme of outdoor events and volunteering sessions.

Temporary traffic restrictions affecting King Edward Road, E17, and Garfield Road, E4, will enable Thames Water to carry out necessary repairs.

Arran Sihota form Parmiter’s School in Watford secured the opportunity after winning the Sports category in his age group at this year's Young Reporter Awards.

Britain’s best-known explorers, including Ben Fogle and Monty Halls, will be appearing at Dacia's City Escape event, which runs until July 24.

Lea Bridge Road, Leyton restaurant Duos Lounge has been ordered to turn its music down after neighbours complained to Waltham Forest Council.

The gripping Irish drama Kin has been confirmed to be returning for a third series leaving fans "excited" for its come back.

The BBC is considering locking down its iPlayer streaming service to those who are not paying the TV licence fee

As retailers roll out facial recognition systems across hundreds of stores, comedian Steve Allen asks whether the benefits outweigh the concerns

Tesco shoppers will soon be able to order groceries through Uber Eats and Deliveroo while earning Clubcard points and enjoying Clubcard prices.

The Power of Parker, created by Car Share’s Sian Gibson and set in the early 1990s in Stockport, will not return for a third series.

More than 200 Waltham Forest have received vital food support from a mobile food bank.

A four-bedroom Victorian terrace on one of Walthamstow Village’s most sought-after streets has hit the market at £1,600,000.

Here are the latest planning applications validated and decided by Waltham Forest Council.

Starbucks is bringing back its Unicorn Frappuccino after nine years.

Bill Nighy and Miranda Richardson are confirmed for the cast of the new BBC adaptation of The Portrait of a Lady.

The eternal morning routine debates have been put to bed once and for all - morning showers win, getting up after the first alarm without hitting snooze is best, and coffee beats tea.

A welcome boost for households this autumn as the Government confirms electricity bills will be VAT free from October, putting money back into people's pockets.

A retail giant has announced big changes in its stores as part of a national pricing shake-up.

Only a third of travellers feel confident they could explain a medical issue to a doctor when abroad.

Jonny Labey, who played Rex Gallagher, has left the soap after just two years on the show, with his final scenes having already aired.

McDonald’s has launched a new Hot Honey McFlurry, which has divided opinion among customers

Andy Burnham has named his first cabinet as Prime Minister after taking office on Monday (July 20).

Burger King UK has launched its new Texan BBQ King range for summer, alongside the return of the Bacon Caesar Collection and limited-time BOGOF offers.

A Young Reporter Awards winner landed an "amazing" Open University opportunity.

Waltham Forest Council has published its updated list of roads due to be resurfaced throughout the remainder of 2026.

Former England manager Kevin Keegan has died aged 75, he's family has announced.

Nearly one in three young women now go out without a handbag, according to new research.

A plan to heighten a block of flats in Wanstead Village have been approved by Labour-run Redbridge Council’s planning committee.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has suggested the frozen £12,570 Income Tax personal allowance is on his radar after saying it was a key issue raised by voters.

Ted Baker was founded in Glasgow in 1988, operating around 550 stores and concessions worldwide at its peak.

The BBC has announced that journalist and broadcaster Edward Stourton has died at the age of 68 surrounded by his family.

Neighbours and Home and Away star Terence Donovan has died aged 90 and fans have shared tributes.

EastEnders star Ross Kemp has shared that his mother is "stable" after being taken to hospital on Saturday (July 18).

Harlow's Princess Alexandra Hospital is improving dementia care with dedicated staff, a sensory garden and person-centred support.

Epping Forest is one of Britain's most treasured ancient landscapes.

Norman Osland, pie and mash expert and author, discussed the change in east London's pie and mash scene and its future on social media.

TEN sites across Lee Valley Regional Park have been recognised among the UK’s best green spaces after receiving prestigious Green Flag Awards

Comedian Judi Love has launched a new funding initiative with the University of East London (UEL) to support low-income students, single parents and carers.

Comedian Steve Allen on why replacing Winston Churchill with wildlife on Britain's banknotes could create even more arguments about history and identity.

Step into ancient Rome this summer at Epping Forest District Museum, with family crafts, archaeology clubs, talks, workshops and new displays.

The National Trust is hoping Brits will ‘catch ‘em all’ – by partnering with Pokémon GO to celebrate the game's 10th anniversary.

More than half of Brits feel making someone a cup of tea is still the ultimate act of kindness.

Music lovers are suffering from 'tunes on a loop' - listening to the same tracks and albums over and over again.

A building society boss has called for new emojis to give more prominence to the British currency and everyday money moments.