Tunnels built to shelter Londoners during World War II bombing by Germany ... chief executive of The London Tunnels, standing in an arched steel cavern as London Underground trains rumbled overhead.

but it became widely known as the London Underground mosquito after the second world war, when it was the scourge of Londoners sheltering in tube stations during the Blitz. It is closely related ...

By The New York Times Books Staff These vintage books introduce the archetypes, settings and lavishly bonkers sensibility that are the hallmarks of great romance. By Olivia Waite Two new books ...

The London Underground line to connect Victoria and Kilburn was scheduled to start construction in 1892. The proposed Tube line would have included stops at Hyde Park, Marble Arch, Edgware Road ...

A proposed Underground line linking Victoria and Kilburn ... wouldn't have needed to dig tunnels through Central London, as it could use the existing railway to Victoria station.

As the name suggests, The London Tunnels will occupy a series of underground passages. The tunnels were b uilt during WWII to protect Londoners from the Blitz, and they stretch a mile under High ...

And have brought some well needed nature underground. The Tiny Parks were created with the intention of boosting the mood of Londoners, and have spruced up four London Tube stations: St James’s Park ...

Gentle, true story about finding love, hope in prison camp.

Read more about the opening and see images of the space I cherished my time in London immensely due to the exceptional experiences I encountered during my stay. Building a network of wonderful friends ...

The Queen Mother so treasured the brooch that she chose to wear it for her 100th birthday celebrations in 2000, when she sat alongside the now King Charles during a carriage ride through London ...