The London Buzz – 16th Sept 2026
16-09-2026 18:00 via ianvisits.co.uk

The London Buzz – 16th Sept 2026

Old London: Wimbledon Windmill
Today’s London news round-up:
Putney Pusher suspect, 44, ‘found dead at home’ nine years after woman shoved under bus Mirror
Council tax in Wandsworth will double this April unless central government reverses its funding cuts, the council’s finance chief told councillors last night. Putney News
Heathrow’s third runway cannot be approved without changes to current climate policies, the government’s advisers have said. BBC News
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The London Buzz – 21st Sept 2026
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Tickets Alert: Open days at Greenwich’s Admirals’ House
Tickets Alert: Open days at Greenwich’s Admirals’ House
Specialist train deployed to prevent c2c and London Overground delays
Specialist train deployed to prevent c2c and London Overground delays
Handel treasures go on display for London museum’s 25th anniversary
Handel treasures go on display for London museum’s 25th anniversary
TfL to build 53 new toilets for London bus drivers
TfL to build 53 new toilets for London bus drivers
London’s Alleys: Terrett’s Place, Islington, N1
London’s Alleys: Terrett’s Place, Islington, N1
Free immersive dining experience coming to Shoreditch
Free immersive dining experience coming to Shoreditch
Tate Modern to stage large Monet exhibition in 2027
Tate Modern to stage large Monet exhibition in 2027
Tickets Alert: Walk through the Postal Museum railway tunnels
Tickets Alert: Walk through the Postal Museum railway tunnels
Tove Jansson’s Moomins, lovers and island life explored in new exhibition
Tove Jansson’s Moomins, lovers and island life explored in new exhibition
How a Leicester Square dinner could get you Bayeux Tapestry tickets
How a Leicester Square dinner could get you Bayeux Tapestry tickets
Step-free access comes to Northolt tube station in west London
Step-free access comes to Northolt tube station in west London
Francis Barber – Britain’s first known Black schoolteacher honoured with London plaque
Francis Barber – Britain’s first known Black schoolteacher honoured with London plaque
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