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Family Friendly Attractions Open In London A festive London is open for business following the lifting of a lockdown that has kept millions indoors for most of the summer. With strict hygiene and social-distancing rules imposed to reduce the risk of infection, many have been reluctant to venture out for fear of an outbreak. The government reported one minor case of infection this month and urged Londoners not to underestimate...
London City Airport I’m not going to lie, this is not an airport I would recommend for a short layover. It’s widely considered to be one of the worst airports in Europe, and it’s easy to see why. It’s located about 14 kilometres from the centre of London, which means a 1. 5 hour bus journey if you want to get into central London. Also, there wasn’t much beyond being...
Hammersmith Bridge Hammersmith Bridge is probably the least known of the three bridges that span the Thames in central London, as it does not connect with central London. Instead, it links with a picturesque northwestern part of the city called Hammersmith, once a small town north of London then absorbed into London’s larger suburbs and now home to a vibrant community and an incredible range of restaurants. The bridge itself,...
Goods Traffic LONDON UNDERGROUND — NIGHT TUBE will transform our network, making a big difference to millions of our customers'lives. Week-round, around-the-clock London Underground services will make a huge difference to our customers and the city, with many more opportunities for people to socialise, travel and spend time with loved ones. It is one of three bridges upstream from London Bridge. Hammersmith Bridge is decidedly understated, most Londoners and tourists...
Creation Greater London was divided into thirty-two boroughs, each governed by a mayor, aldermen and councillors. The City of London had a lord mayor, a council and a sheriff. Outside the county boroughs were also urban districts and metropolitan boroughs. The urban districts were in two parts: 8 in the county boroughs and 10 in the rest of London. A few towns outside London with a large population had been...
Coffee House A major business centre that developed in the 17th century, Amsterdam had much to offer young entrepreneurs when they started trading on a large scale after 1680. An excellent, naturally protected harbour on the River Amstel provided a safe trading base. The addicts soon formed a group close to the Exchange building. The Royal Exchange was opened by Elizabeth I in 1571. It cost £4000 to construct and...