Monthly Archives: July 2017

The IAAF World Championships Marathons take place in central London, starting and finishing on Tower Bridge. They follow a four lap route that takes in the Victoria Embankment, and roads within the City of London passing St Paul’s Cathedral, The … Continue reading →

Saturday 29 July – Freecycle and Women’s Classique Road closures · 06.00 or 07.00 – Phased closures · 18:00 or 19.30 – Phased re-opening * The Mall, Horse Guards Rd, Birdcage Walk and Spur Rd will be closed from 07:00, … Continue reading →

The image below shows the details for road closures for tonights Great City Race.

All – Good Afternoon Just to keep you all in the loop there is a Unite Protest outside Burger and Lobster on Threadneedle Street EC2 protesting against Mercers.

National Union of Teachers March and Rally – Sunday 16 July 2017. Date: Sunday 16 July Time: 12pm – 3pm Location: Parliament Square The plan is to form up at Whitehall Gardens at 12 noon then at 12:30pm march along … Continue reading →

Demonstration Alert: ‘March Against Terrorism’ – Saturday 15 July 2017. Protest from a football community group will march from Park Lane to Richmond Terrace. Date: Saturday 15 July Time: 12pm – 3pm Demonstrators will form up at 12pm at Hamilton … Continue reading →

Democratic Alliance Abroad (known as DA Abroad, which supports South African interests from overseas locations) intends to hold a protest outside the operating location of public relations agency Bell Pottinger (located on High Holborn) on Friday 14th July. The protest … Continue reading →

Fenchurch St Rail Station is now open. The emergency services have finished dealing with the incident.

Emergency services are currently dealing with a situation at Fenchurch St Rail Station. The station is currently closed with no services running.

Two events of note for London this week; Expect road closures during the day tomorrow as a Formula 1 event is taking place on Whitehall between Trafalgar Square and Parliament Squares, this will impact the named roads and surrounding area. … Continue reading →