The 1970s saw profound change in the communities of the East End of London. The city's docks were closing, and with them a way of life for people living in the area was being lost. At the same time ...

Sometimes referred to as “Chelsea of the East,” Wapping in East London is an urban village with cobbled streets, coffee shops and historic riverside pubs. Though central to the city’s financial and ...

Back in 1855 the Royal Docks supercharged London’s economy. A bold engineering vision, they became a nexus for trade in everything from wool to tobacco. Once the world’s largest enclosed docks, they ...

Staying at a luxury hotel during the Olympics is just so Beijing 2008. Or so the thinking seems to go for some of the world’s wealthiest travelers, who have parked their super-yachts along the River ...

London City is the latest airport to introduce fee for car drop-offs - Exclusive: Aim is to cut road congestion and boost ...