Login
Israel-Hamas Conflict
Military
Airstrike
World Cup
Social Media
Benjamin Netanyahu
Donald Trump
Parade
Wrestling
War
South America
Cricket
Formula 1
institutional access

You are connecting from
Lake Geneva Public Library,
please login or register to take advantage of your institution's Ground News Plan.

ianvisits.co.uk image

News from ianvisits.co.uk

If you want to know if ianvisits.co.uk is credible or reliable, look no further. We rank ianvisits.co.uk as Unknown factuality. Find out more about our methodology here.

Information about ianvisits.co.uk

Where is ianvisits.co.uk located?ianvisits.co.uk's Website

Media Bias Ratings

Do you diasgree?
Edit bias
Learn more about Media Bias Ratings.

Factuality

Learn more about  Factuality Ratings

Reveal Factuality Ratings by upgrading to a Premium account.

Tap Upgrade to explore subscription options to meet all your reading needs.

Ownership

Learn more about  Ownership categories

Reveal Ownership Data by upgrading to a Vantage account.

Tap Upgrade to explore subscription options to meet all your reading needs.

Top ianvisits.co.uk News

Eurostar Confirms Plans for Direct Trains From London to Germany and Switzerland
UK Economy · London

Eurostar Confirms Plans for Direct Trains From London to Germany and Switzerland

62% Center coverage: 50 sources
See the Story
Tfl Confirms when New 'Bakerloop' Bus Route Will Start
Sadiq Khan · London

Tfl Confirms when New 'Bakerloop' Bus Route Will Start

75% Center coverage: 4 sources
It’s designed on the back of the SuperloopSee the Story
Historic Moment Female Beefeater Locks Tower of London for First Time
London, England · London

Historic Moment Female Beefeater Locks Tower of London for First Time

100% Right coverage: 1 sources
A FEMALE Beefeater has led the Ceremony of the Keys, the locking of the Tower of London, for the first time in the ritual’s 700-year history. AJ Clark, 50, can perform the task after becoming the first female yeoman warder promoted to sergeant. AJ Clark has become the first female Beefeater to lead the Ceremony of the Keys in 700 yearsPeter Jordan The ritual dates to 1340 after King Edward III arrived unannounced and was furious he could enter u…See the Story

Lift 109 offering longer visits at the top of the Battersea Power station chimney

Lift 109, the glass elevator that pops out of the top of a Battersea Power Station chimney, has started offering early morning visits, with a longer stay when you get to the top. A normal visit gives people 8-10 minutes at the top of the chimney, but their new Early Riser tickets gives you 20 minutes at the top to take in the view. Additionally, depending on your perspective, the morning visit omits the multimedia exhibition at the beginning, wh…London, England · LondonRead Article

Help to re-chalk the Uffington White Horse

Fancy taking a hammer and smashing a prehistoric monument — and doing so with permission? The Uffington White Horse, an iron-age era hill figure formed from deep trenches cut into the Oxfordshire countryside and filled with white chalk, and occasionally it needs rechalking. You’ll be given a hammer and a bucket of chalk and asked to bash the chalk into the monument to give it a clean fresh look. This year, the rechalking will take place over the…Uffington · UffingtonRead Article

London’s weekly railway news

This is a weekly round-up of London’s rail transport news… London Underground GB News star Tom Harwood has taken direct action against graffiti on the London Underground, demonstrating how straightforward the cleaning process can be. GB News The full extent of the graffiti epidemic that has hit the London Underground has been revealed by Transport for London. Standard London Underground’s last wooden escalator to be replaced with a lift ianVisit…London, England · LondonRead Article

See the only known photos of computing pioneer Ada Lovelace at Bonhams London

If you’re quick, there’s a rare chance to see the only known photographs of the early computing pioneer, Ada Lovelace, as they will go on display in London for a few days. (c) Bonhams Ada Lovelace was an English mathematician and writer, and is chiefly known for her work on Charles Babbage’s proposed mechanical general-purpose computer, the Analytical Engine. She was the first person to realise that the machine had applications beyond pure calcu…London, England · LondonRead Article

Three-month trial offer on the National Art Pass

The National Art Pass, a card that offers discounted or free entry to museums and exhibitions, is currently offering a three-month trial. The card is a standard offer from many venues across the UK, but if you’re unsure whether the annual membership fee will be worth it or can’t afford it at the moment, the three-month offer can be a useful way of trialling the service. The 3-month pass costs £15 and offers half-price entry to many paid exhibiti…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

London Underground’s latest tube map cover offers a Cubist view of the Capital

A preview of the new pocket tube map cover has been released ahead of it appearing in tube stations next month. Map Projections, Agnes Denes, 2025, Photo: Benedict Johnson The cuboid pattern is by the conceptual artist Agnes Denes, and is said to mirror how the London Underground map reconfigures the layout of the capital. The 41st pocket Tube map cover design, Denes’s Map Projections is a digital drawing that presents an alternate perception of…London, England · LondonRead Article

Rare Renaissance cartoons on display at the National Gallery

There are two huge cartoons in the National Gallery at the moment, and they’re no Mickey Mouse affairs. The two cartoons – from the Italian ‘cartone’ meaning a large sheet of paper – are rare survivors from an artist’s commission to decorate a gallery in Rome’s Farnese Palace. Looking not unlike the Sistine Chapel, which was partially an inspiration, The Loves of the Gods is a monumental work of art that has long been considered a masterpiece of…Rome · RomeRead Article

Return of the Dandies: The Chap Olympiad is making a gin-soaked comeback

After a lengthy break for a long-earned gin and tonic, the Chap Olympiad is returning, with its traditional challenges of umbrella jousting, moustache wrestling, and ironing board surfing. (c) The Chap Magazine The Chap Olympiad began as a small affair in 2005, growing from a handful of usually inebriated sporting events of dubious medal-winning skills into an event that filled a Bloomsbury square with 1,500 people. From Hop, Skip and G&T to Cuc…London, England · LondonRead Article

Breaking News Topics Related to ianvisits.co.uk

London, England

London, England

Trains

Trains

Europe

Europe

England

England

United Kingdom

United Kingdom

Greater London

Greater London

News
For You
SearchBlindspotLocal