City University London (informally City University or City) is a public research university located in London, United Kingdom. It was founded in 1894 as the Northampton Institute and became a ...

Our next Masters Open Evening will take place on Wednesday 5 February 2025. Join us on campus to find out more about our masters programmes, chat with our students and academics and discover why you ...

It is the main celebration for the Chinese community in London each year. This year, the festival starts on 29 January and marks the beginning of the Year of the Snake. Celebrate the festival in ...

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The information on this page is intended for new students joining Queen Mary University. Current and continuing students should view our Immigration pages for current students, and contact the Student ...

The most recent of those valuable niche subgroups is HillmanTok University, which is making college-level education accessible to all. HillmanTok University started going viral as of late January 2025 ...

A proposed new 54-storey tower by Liverpool Street Station is due to be decided by City of London Corporation members later this week. If approved, 99 Bishopsgate would become one of the tallest ...

Arne Slot is relieved Manchester City are not breathing down Liverpool’s necks in the title race like they were last season. Slot is glad City are trailing a distant 12 points behind Liverpool ...

A missing teenager from Camden has been found ‘safe and well’ after a massive public appeal. Olivia Prowse was last seen on Friday afternoon, and police released a public appeal to find her ...

However, the latter could include incredibly low speed limits of just 10mph in some parts of the bustling city centre ... air charging zone similar to London's ULEZ. Welcoming the announcement ...

London City Airport (LCY) has announced its intent to enable even larger narrowbodies to land at the central London airport, namely the Airbus A320neo, which has to be approved by the local regulator.

Sky News has learnt that London City will on Monday table a bid to alter the take-off and landing gradients used by aircraft flying into and out of the airport - a move that would accommodate the ...