Madame Tussauds London has announced a multi-million pound expansion which will offer visitors an immersive and interactive Star Wars experience, due to open in May this year. Created in close collaboration with […]
Madame Tussauds Star Wars exhibition
Family appeal to help trace missing trainee soldier
The public is being asked to help trace 20 year old trainee soldier Stephen Mubanga who is from Croydon. He was last reported seen on the 11th of January this year leaving his […]
Appeal after motorcyclist dies in Westferry collision
Officers from the Serious Collision Investigation Unit are appealing for information after a motorcyclist died following a collision with a lorry in Westferry. Police, London Ambulance Service and London Air Ambulance were […]
Met police appeal for information after £1,000 theft from blind man
The Met Police have released an image of a person they would like to speak with in connection with money being stolen from a blind man. In November 2014 the victim had […]
Another £4.4m needed for a second London Air Ambulance
A new campaign has been launched to raise enough funds to provide a second helicopter for London’s Air Ambulance. The ‘Your London, Your Helicopter‘ campaign, which has already raised £1.6 million towards […]
Rise in keyless car thefts, cyclist dies in lorry crash, and Londoners wake to snow
Snow-covered rooftops in Kingston in southwest London this morning. Image: Katie Rogers News stories Tuesday 3rd February 2015 Rise in car and van thefts Cyclist dies in lorry crash Snow dusts the […]
Harry Redknapp resigns as Q.P.R Manager
Harry Redknapp has tendered his resignation as the manager of Queens Park Rangers Football Club with immediate effect. BREAKING: Harry Redknapp tenders his resignation at #QPR, which has been accepted by the […]
Five sentenced for attack on American student in Tower Hamlets
Five men have been convicted and sentenced for a violent bottle attack on a visiting American student. Francesco Hounye, 22, from Florida, had arrived in the UK just three days before the […]
Petition #SaveDippy the Diplodocus at The Natural History Museum reaches over 30,000 signatures.
A ‘Save Dippy’ campaign is challenging The Natural History Museum‘s announcement that it would be replacing the iconic Diplodocus replica in the entrance of the museum with the skeleton of a Blue Whale […]
Appeal after cyclist dies following fatal collision in Homerton
The Met Police are appealing for information after a cyclist died following a collision with a lorry in Homerton. The police and London Ambulance Service were called to attend to reports of […]
London black cab driver pleads guilty to sexual assaults
David Perry, a 52-year-old black cab driver from Bow, has pleaded guilty to sexual assaults on his passengers and will be sentenced at Snaresbrook Crown Court at the end of March. An […]
Snow for the first time
A dusting of snow covered London this morning for the first time this winter and this year. Temperatures fell to -2 last night in the capital, and plummeted to -9 in some parts of the […]
Westminster City Council reviewing road signage after ‘freak’ bus accident with tree
Westminster City Council is urgently reviewing road signage policy after a freak accident in which a collision led to a tree branch tearing off the roof of a double decker bus in […]
Two major signings for Chelsea and Crystal Palace at the end of the transfer window
End of January transfer window time for the Premiership has seen Man United taking a big loss with the return of Wilfred Zaha to Palace and Chelsea paying over £23 million for […]
Fatal shooting in Thamesmead, Visit my Mosque Day and Arsenal win 5-0
London News Stories 1st February 2015 Fatal shooting near Belmarsh prison – 11 detained then released Weekend march on City Hall for more affordable homes Murder victim in Hillingdon named #VisitMyMosque day […]
Military medic monitored for Ebola at Royal Free and two murder inquiries launched
London News Stories 31st January 2015. Military healthcare worker pricked by needle while working in Sierra Leone is being monitored for Ebola at London’s Royal Free Hospital Two separate murder inquiries have […]
Walking Alone At Night: Sound Feature
How does it feel to be a woman walking alone at night? Is a fear of walking alone at night irrational, or universal? Based on my own experiences, I wanted to discover […]
Violent burglars who beat up lecturer in front of his family jailed for total of 64 years
Four men who forced their way into the Wimbledon home of a University professor and beat him up in front of his family have been jailed for a total of 64 years. […]
The wrong kind of weed growing in Bromley
The Met Police in Bromley have seized 600 cannabis plants after executing a drug warrant at a farmhouse in Chelsfield. They describe it as a ‘huge cannabis factory’ that could have yielded […]
Second smash and grab jewellery scooter raid in 7 days
Detectives are appealing for witnesses to a second violent smash and grab raid in seven days on London high end jewellers using scooters to arrive and leave. Yesterday lunch-time the Met Police […]
How the London Fire Brigade saved a horse called Snoopy from drowning in Erith
The London Fire Brigade has saved a horse from drowning in muddy water after it began sinking in marshland near Moat Lane, Erith. They recorded the entire operation with cameras. The horse […]
2015 FA Women’s Super League fixture dates announced
The FA have announced the fixture dates for the Women’s Super League in 2015. HERE THEY ARE! The new fixtures for Season Five! Who does your team have on the opening day? […]
Londoners want minority parties in TV election debate
A recent YouGov poll shows over 50% of Londoners surveyed want minority parties participating in any TV election debate. They were asked: ‘If the TV debates between the political leaders do go ahead, […]
New Cycle Superhighway opposed: An examination of the route
London’s black cab drivers and the the Canary Wharf Group are to seek a judicial review of Mayor Boris Johnson’s decision to press ahead with the segregated 18-mile cycle superhighway. Earlier at […]
Met Police conclude inquiry into murder of Alice Gross
The Crown Prosecution Service has concluded that had Arnis Zalkalns been alive he would have been charged with the abduction and murder of 14 year old Alice Gross. Alice Gross’s body was […]
See Without Seeing: Sound feature
The artist Marcel Duchamp once observed that ‘one can look at seeing but one can not hear hearing’. The process and philosophy behind the documentation of sound is explored in a musician’s […]
School: Sound feature- horror listening
This five minute piece was born from a desire to experiment and to have fun. I wanted to play with the horror genre, but was unsure of how to go about it. […]
Andy Murray back in the Australian Open final.
A fist pump, a point to his box of supporters, and a roar of delight. Andy Murray returns to the Australian Open final for the fourth time after a four set victory. […]
Let’s say it for women radio presenters
Editorial for Londonmultimedianews.com Written by Tim Crook. It’s now 2015 and licensed broadcasting has been going on in Britain for 92 years. But there is still not equality in the representation of […]
Eriksen fires Spurs to Wembley
Sheffield United 2-2 Tottenham Hotspur (agg: 2-3) The Capital One Cup final will be contested by two teams from the capital. Christian Eriksen scored twice to steer Tottenham Hotspur into the final, […]
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