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Two major disputes are planned to hit the London transport network.

Police in London have removed the Democracy Village that was set up in Parliament Square on May Day.

Lewisham: workers angry vote for fight over cuts Members of Lewisham Unison union in south London voted by 120 votes to four for industrial action last week.

Hundreds of parents, children and teachers joined a rally and protest in central London on Monday of this week against education secretary Michael Gove’s school rebuilding cuts.

The Museum of London is home to a beautifully curated history of the civilisation that grew up around the River Thames.

Cleaners on the London Underground celebrated last week after it was confirmed that they will all be paid the London Living Wage of £7.85.

Powerful action by maintenance workers on London Underground has forced management to back off from big attacks on jobs, pay and working conditions.

The Metropolitan Police is to pay £25,000 in compensation to two protesters who were beaten by police during a demonstration in London.

The BNP’s Richard Barnbrook was defeated in a council by-election in Goresbrook ward in Barking and Dagenham, East London, yesterday.

More than 3,900 people booked up in advance for the annual Marxism festival in central London last weekend—and hundreds more bought tickets during the event.

Over a million lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people and their supporters took part in the annual London Pride march last Saturday.

More than 60 people attended a public meeting on Thursday of last week in Ealing, west London, to express their vehement opposition to the government’s cuts to public services.