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The Met Police and Westminster City Council each suggested the other would have been responsible for approving where such a stage was positioned.

The mayor said that while he “loves” Oxford Street, he acknowledges it “isn’t what it used to be”.

Rishi Sunak was on Tuesday urged to ensure a serious crackdown on rip-off pedicabs goes ahead later this year.

The new arrangement in the borough will be in place for an 18-month trial period

Four years ago, the long and winding road finally ended up in Savile Row. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the final Beatles concert on the roof of No 3, my good friend David Rosen, of Pilcher Hershman (“space agent, not estate agent,” he’ll say, just in case you didn’t know),…

The New Evaristo Club, known affectionately as Trisha’s, has been a Greek Street hangout for decades, attracting a long list of celebrity clientele

Nuisance pedicab operators will continue to wreak havoc in London’s West End without new legislation to tackle them, a council has warned.

Samuel Kasumu said Londoners should expect to ‘deal with’ a bit of noise

Westminster Council will urge the National Crime Agency to investigate firms behind some US-style candy shops on Oxford Street.

Greggs opened its Leicester Square store with a blue-carpet premiere in 2022, but Westminster City Council has denied the store permission to serve hot food 24 hours a day

The bakery chain Greggs is set for a courtroom showdown with Westminster Council after its request to open its Leicester Square branch 24 hours a day was denied.