Shepherd's Bush Underground Station was opened in 1900 and was an immediate commercial success. One of the old tunnels in the station was later used as an underground shelter during World War II.

This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract Examples of technical assistance in a range of London settings are discussed in this paper. Skilled trades people, apprentices, lab boys and ...

The world’s longest-running motoring event, the RM Sotheby’s London to Brighton Veteran Car Run, is making history once again ...

Back in the Victorian days, Tite Street in London’s Chelsea neighborhood was home to several famous residents, most notably, Dublin-born author Oscar Wilde, whose scandalous and not-so-secret ...

Located in a prime southwest facing lot on Wilton Crescent, an affluent and historic London street built in the early 1800s, this sprawling Grade II residence offers iconic British style on a grand ...

A pair of historic wholesale meat and fish markets in London will permanently close in the coming years. The Smithfield Market and Billingsgate Market will remain open for meat and fish sales, ...