Tuesday 8 February 2005
News & features published on 8 February 2005
Waterloo 'second most dangerous' London station
SE1's two major main line railway stations have the second and third highest number of violent incidents at London stations, according to British Transport Police figures.
Mayor hails renewal of Borough Tube Station
Ken Livingstone visited Borough Tube station on Monday to see for himself the results of the multi-million pound refurbishment of the Northern Line station.
Terry Farrell's Founder's Place design goes on show
Nearby residents have been visiting the exhibition of Founder's Place proposals at St Thomas' Hospital.
Tate Modern launches multimedia tour
Tate Modern has launched a multimedia tour of the collection displays, the first of its kind in a UK museum. After three years of trials the Bafta award-winning product is now complete.
Kitemark for South Bank Employers' Group
South Bank Employers’ Group has been awarded the Customer First kitemark, the quality assurance mark for organisations that provide publicly funded business support services.
Cherie rallies capital's cultural elite
London 2012 bid ambassador Cherie Blair - speaking at the Royal Festival Hall - has urged the capital's cultural community to 'Back the Bid' to bring the Olympic Games to Britain.
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