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Thirty years ago, the run down streets that were home to the former docks of London started to see a very distinctive blue street sign popping up.

A mechanical pollution absorbing "tree" has been installed on a side street near Piccadilly Circus as an experiment to improve local air quality.

A new book is being planned to share the delight of these droplets of architectural shock that permeate the land of lawnmowers, warm ale and Sunday bests.

There's a chance to visit the next in the series of tours that Crossrail are running of their stations over the next few months.

A basement off Tottenham Court Road is currently hosting a photo exhibition of other very much grander subterranean spaces from across the world.

A vast hidden space, more than 50 feet above the Abbey's floor is set to open to the public later this year.

A new pedestrian bridge is being planned for one of the docks in Canary Wharf to relieve congestion on the existing South Quay Footbridge.

Two tours focused on modernism in the London Underground have been announced for later this year. Both tour are limited to 25 people.

We've barely taken down the lights, and plans for Christmas are already under way - with an open competition to design Oxford Street's 2018 lights.

A disused public toilet in Tottenham is being converted into a new pub, and is due to open in a few weeks time.