Chinese fast fashion retailer Shein could find it more difficult to achieve its planned London listing, worth approximately £50 billion (€60.10), following US president Donald Trump's plan to ...

Whitbread plc is proposing to redevelop the Premier Inn Birmingham City Centre Broad Street as part of its plans to build a 'perfect portfolio ... The company will continue to operate the Broad Street ...

London, United Kingdom - February 03, 2025 A seven-meter detailed replica of the Sun, 'Helium' by British artist Luke Jerram, illuminates the foyer of the Old Royal Naval College, better known as ...

Transport for London (TfL) is inviting the public to have their say on proposals to regulate pedicabs in the capital for the first time. The consultation, open until March 7, 2025, marks the first ...

The 128-bedroom hotel also boasts conference rooms, a gym, swimming pool, a pub and a Starbucks Coffee Shop. The site, next to the River Roch, would see a two-storey extension built to the side of the ...

Syracuse, N.Y. -- When guests arrive at the new nine-story hotel planned ... an elevator to the top floor to check in. That’s where the reception desk and main lobby will be.

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - As lawmakers get down to work, many groups are visiting the state capitol, voicing their views on a variety of issues they hope get attention. That includes motorcycle riders.

BEREA, Ohio - The Cleveland Browns mixed-use development next to its training complex in Berea will be anchored in part by a Marriott-branded Barker Hotel ... year announced plans for a 16 ...

who fell from the fourth floor of a hotel in Paceville. The girl was on holiday with her boyfriend when the incident occurred during the night between Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Rescue teams ...

New rules which pedicabs could be forced to obey to operate on London’s streets have been laid out. A crackdown on ‘nuisance’ pedicabs, also known as rickshaws, announced by the Tory ...

Fluorescent carriages blasting ‘Don’t Stop Me Now’ and ferrying around merry tourists have, over the last few years, become part of central London’s DNA. But the hoards of neon flashing ...