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Iconic movie sets come to Piccadilly Circus - City News

Londoners will have the chance to step inside some of the most famous film and TV sets this week, at a two-day pop-up store in Piccadilly Circus.
The experience will feature iconic props from Friends, Harry Potter, The White Lotus and Superman. It will span more than 6,500 square feet across two floors, bringing together original props and recreated sets from major franchises.
Upon entrance fans will “check in” at a replica of the White Lotus reception, before exploring scenes from Carrie Bradsh...
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Londoners reflect five years on from the murder of Sarah Everard

Five years ago, Sarah Everard was murdered on her way home from Clapham to Brixton by a Metropolitan Police officer.
On the evening of 3rd March 2021, Wayne Couzens abused his power as a serving Met Officer to abduct and lure Sarah to her death.
Sarah’s disappearence and murder sparked national outrage and provoked conversations around trust in policing, and women’s safety in public spaces.
It also marked a watershed in the national conversation around Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG).
We...
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Travel disruption expected on London-bound trains this evening

Rail disruption is affecting London-bound trains this afternoon, with National rail warning passengers to expect potential delays and cancellations till the end of the day.
Southern, Gatwick and Thameslink trains are named amongst the affected. This is due to rail safety inspections which took place earlier today.
Thameslink says that journeys between East Croydon and London Bridge may take up to 20 minutes longer than usual due to a signalling fault.
Due to the signal failure, trains heading No...
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Labour councils vow to protect the Freedom Pass

The Freedom Pass has allowed Londoners aged 66 and over to travel for free on London’s public transport network for more than 50 years. But concerns about its rising cost have created uncertainty over the scheme’s future.
Earlier this month, London Councils – the body which represents all 32 London boroughs and the City of London- announced a potential review of the Older Person’s Freedom Pass, due to rising financial pressures on boroughs.
The pass currently costs London’s councils almost £333m...
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Awaab's Law to Protect London Tenants from Mould and Damp in Homes - City News

Awaab’s law, introduced this week, requires social Landlords to fix emergency hazards within 24 hours and investigate potential significant hazards within 10 working days.
The law is named after two-year-old Awaab Ishak, who died from a serious respiratory illness caused by prolonged exposure to mould in his Rochdale home in 2020.
Housing Secretary Steve Reeve said, ‘Everyone deserves a safe and decent home to live in and Awaab Ishak is a powerful reminder of how this can sadly be a matter of li...
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Cost-conscious fashion - The Croft

By Mia Flook, Style Co-Head EditorThe Croft// Style Editor Mia Flook walks us through the best charity shops in Bristol, teaching us how to elevate our outfits on a budget. As Freshers week kicks off and a new year begins, here is my personal guide to amplifying your outfits on and off campus, featuring the best charity shops Bristol has to offer. These places will not only bless your bank balance but also uphold sustainability!The Top Spots for Fashion Bargains in BristolCotham HillStep into th...
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MEET: Our Head Editors for The Croft 2023

The 2023 Team for The Croft is here; just to tide you over, we thought we'd introduce you to our fantastic new Section Head Editors, and let them tell you what they're planning for the magazine this year. Our September issue is brewing, so keep an eye out for us during Fresher's week...For now, these are our Section Editors - Style, Culture, Food, Wellbeing. We hope there's a space for you this year in one of these sections, whether that's to contribute or just sit back and enjoy the content. We...
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DECADENT DELIGHTS: How Dressing Up Can Stop Us Feeling Down

By Mia Flook, Style Digital Editor The Croft Magazine // DECADENCE is a word characterised by “excessiveness” and indulgence” in pleasure or luxury. But should it be considered a sin if done sustainably? Is it not about time we indulge in ourselves?It’s a well-touted economic fact that after every recession, war or dark time, extravagant and excessive fashion flourishes. Lipstick sales rise when wages dive. And there’s probably a good reason for this. People feel the need to take better care of...

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