They’re the parties you often see celebrities rolling out of.
Behind many a star-studded do, you’ll often find Rare Food.
The special events business has designed functions and catered for some of the world’s biggest names.
As part of our 'Ladies Who' series about London's female entrepreneurs, Alison Earle went to meet Kate Denston the woman behind it.
Celebrating contemporary Japanese art, innovation and design
Findings show that entrepreneurs are using credit cards to stay afloat
A food festival, titled 'Small Change, Big Difference' has been encouraging Londoners to reduce their waste and eat more healthily.
Increasing the number of high speed charge points
There was a buzz around Borough as it hosted a string of events to highlight the importance of urban bees.
Crowdfunding campaign to produce Whisky in the capital
The art of breadmaking is being used to help some of capital's most vulnerable people get back on their feet
5000 people are expected to attend the performance
70th anniversary of the Windrush
We talk to the actress and singer about her new show
Young school children take part in the NBA youth programme's finals in London.
London Live visited two GDIF events
The exhibit uses the Brent community to tell the story
Stories in this week local papers
#ILoveYouEnough aims to encourage parents not to use their phones while driving.
The initiative aims to encourage companies to create a more sustainable and efficient economy.
Former Eastenders star Ross Kemp took to the underground today to raise money for Help for Heroes.
A play created by a group of young actors, with no access to professional training, has arrived at the Lyric Hammersmith.
The first Londoner to try a new technology for those with hearing loss says she hopes it will help prevent her from missing details of conversations.
The Bagri Foundation London Indian film festival returns to the capital tomorrow for its 9th year.
The UK's newest university, Ravensbourne in Greenwich, says it plans to be a talent first institution.
The Great Britain hammer thrower was at the Great Conservatory in Syon
While her own attacker reflects on his actions – Ms Wells hosts workshops in schools and colleges to talk to young people about consent
Through his think-tank Open Europe, Lord Leach is at the heart of the referendum debate, consulted by both camps. He explains to Margareta Pagano...
A due diligence report for HP mentioned accounting differences