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The truth behind the Blackheath plague pit myth that has haunted London for centuries (opens the original)
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A long-standing urban legend has cast a shadow over the green heart of south-east London. For generations, residents and visitors alike have whispered that Blackheath is built atop mass graves of plague victims from the Black Death—the reason, they say, why 275 acres of land in south-east London remain undeveloped to this day. But does this story hold up to historical scrutiny? Londoners have grown up hearing the gruesome tale. Recent discussions reignited the debate after a feature explored why
The best London attractions you can visit for under £10 â with many completely free (opens the original)
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A day out in London doesn't have to cost a fortune, with some of the capital's best-known museums, viewpoints, and historic attractions available for less than £10 â and many completely free. While tickets to some of London's biggest landmarks can easily cost more than £20 or £30 per person, here are some top attractions that can be visited for a fraction of the price. For a mere £7, visitors can explore the Monument to the Great Fire of London, one of the capital's most affordable paid vi
The truth behind the Blackheath plague pit myth that has haunted London for centuries (opens the original)
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A long-standing urban legend has cast a shadow over the green heart of south-east London. For generations, residents and visitors have claimed that Blackheath sits above mass graves of Black Death victims, with some believing this is why the area's 275 acres have remained undeveloped. But historians say the story is far more complicated. While the plague myth has endured for centuries, the historical evidence points towards a different explanation for both Blackheath's name and its remarkable su
Private heated igloos with Oxford Street views to open at John Lewis rooftop bar (opens the original)
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Londoners will be able to dine inside private heated igloos six floors above Oxford Street this Christmas, complete with panoramic views, festive food and speakers for guests to play their own music. John Lewis Oxford Street is opening the new festive experience at its 1864 Rooftop Bar & Kitchen. The three igloos are heated and designed for private festive dining, offering a spot for Londoners to unwind above the city's Christmas lights. Each igloo has a speaker, allowing guests to play their ow
The road that starts in central London before becoming a major dual carriageway (opens the original)
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The A2 begins its journey through south-east London as an ordinary inner-city street before transforming into a major dual carriageway. The A2 starts in Borough, close to St George the Martyr church and its junction with the A3, as Great Dover Street. Here, it appears markedly different from the expansive dual carriageway seen further into south-east London. It heads out of central London, becoming the Old Kent Road. The route then proceeds through the Old Kent Road area of Southwark. Old Kent R
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