The Peckham Fringe, a vibrant celebration of local art and culture, launched its fourth season this morning, May 15, 2025, drawing crowds to South London’s creative hub. The festival, running

 

A long-targeted statue of British explorer Captain James Cook will not return to a Melbourne park after the local government decided it’s no longer worth the cost of repeated repairs.

 

Metro unveiled a special Tube map celebrating London’s grassroots music scene, spotlighting iconic venues and artists. Launched five hours ago as part of TfL’s 25th anniversary, the project,

 

A temporary export bar has been imposed on a rare painting by Italian Renaissance master Sandro Botticelli, currently at risk of leaving the UK. Valued at £10.2 million, the painting,

 

The UK government is set to make it a criminal offence to climb the statue of Winston Churchill in Parliament Square, with offenders facing up to three months in prison and a £1,000 fine.

 

Thousands of jobs in the UK’s film and TV industry are at risk following President Donald Trump’s proposal of a 100% tariff on foreign-made films, a move that could impact nearly two-thirds of

 

The UK’s arts, culture, creative industries, tourism, and sports sectors are set for a major boost thanks to a new cultural cooperation agreement signed with India. This initiative supports the

 

While Japan’s iconic cherry blossom season draws millions each year, a town in North Yorkshire is proving you don’t need to fly 6,000 miles to experience the magic.

 

The British Library, the largest in the UK, is set for a major transformation with a £1.1 billion expansion project now approved.

 

Two paintings by the 18th-century Italian artist Agostino Brunias, both depicting scenes from the Caribbean island of St Vincent, have been placed under temporary export bars to give UK

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