A painted ceiling, a rainbow arch, a library under the beams and the old clock winding room, in a private flat at the top of St Pancras.

Eight-metre palms, brass chandeliers and Gothic windows in St Pancras station's old Victorian ticket hall.

A twice-yearly weekend of vintage fashion, classic cars and vinyl across Granary Square, Lewis Cubitt Square and Coal Drops Yard, with dates, prices and a little goods yard history.

Between King's Cross Station and the British Library sits the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel. A Gothic Revival pile that opened in 1873 as the Midland Grand Hotel, closed in 1935, stood empty and condemned for decades, and reopened in 2011 after a £200 million restoration. It is best known today for one thing, and it is not the bedrooms. It is the Grand Staircase. Since 3 June 2025 the hotel has traded as St. Pancras London, Autograph Collection, still a Marriott property. Most

To celebrate the history of Housmans bookshop and 5 Caledonian Road - one of London’s epicentres of social change activism for over 6 decades – oral history NGO “On The Record” launches “Reverberations.” The exhibition is an immersive, thought-provoking sound installation produced by Manchester-born, London-based sound artist Wajid Yaseen, and composed by Keir Chauhan, Naoise Murphy, Christina Radukic, Tania Aubeelack, Laura Toms, Connie Hatt, and Will Hecker. One of London’s