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Interiors studio North End Design has filled the playful Town restaurant in Covent Garden, London, with curved volcanic ...
Street artistes at London's Covent Garden are marking 50 years of performing in the piazza. The location varies from the others in the city in that it has never required a licence or a permit to ...
This May, Covent Garden’s West Piazza will come alive in a celebration like no other. A full day of music, magic, dance and circus will mark 50 years of continuous, self-managed street performance in ...
Nespresso has opened its London flagship location in Covent Garden, offering a unique haven to touch, taste and explore the wonderful world of Nespresso coffee. Located at 34 Henrietta Street, ...
Nespresso has a new home in London’s Covent Garden, designed to offer a “unique haven” to touch, taste and explore the world of Nespresso coffee. Spanning 1,345 sq ft, overlooking Covent Garden’s ...
Street performers started pitching up in Covent Garden in 1975, and business has been booming ever since. Image: David Bennett While hundreds of punters shell out good money for a seat at Covent ...
Street performers in Covent Garden have urged Westminster Council to protect them following the ban on busking in Leicester Square, warning that the art form as a whole is being “eroded”.
Like a robin in the yard and NHL playoffs on TV, the opening of the outdoor farmers market at downtown London’s Covent Garden Market is a sure sign of spring. Market vendors are awaiting the ...
Frustration is mounting among some Covent Garden Market vendors as construction that shut down the front entrance will drag into the summer, cutting into all-important foot and patio traffic ...
Norway has bought a £570m slice of London’s Covent Garden after reaping bumper oil profits following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Norges Bank, the state-owned fund that manages the country ...
portfolio of prime property around London’s Covent Garden district, according to a statement on Thursday. The transaction, set to conclude in April, will hand £570 million in cash to Shaftesbury.
The world’s largest sovereign wealth fund—Norway’s Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM)—is buying a 25% stake in London’s buzzy Covent Garden worth £570 million ($739 million).