London Travel News 12/22/2010

And so it begins.

The street crossing in front of the Abbey Road Studios in the City of Westminster has been granted Grade II landmark status by English Heritage.

Astronomically expensive salt-free grit + visitors + ice and snow = the safety of some of London's most priceless oil paintings.

The 24-hour walkout will begin on Sunday, 26 December

Exit Through the Gift Shop, The King's Speech, 127 Hours and Another Year and Inception are just some of the films made by Brits that are up for nods this year.

David Beckham misses the Premier League, and has begun a campaign to secure a (hopeful) place with Manchester United.

The three pieces of china just released have been personally approved by Kate and Wills.

Travel's disrupted at London's airports, but it can also be a challenge to get around the city itself in this week's winter storms.

A scheme that aims to ensure nobody is forced to sleep on London's streets for more than one night has been announced.

The memorial, crafted from World Trade Center wreckage, will be erected in Potter's Field beside City Hall on the 10th anniversary of the attacks.   

Why not try a "club" crawl for New Year's Eve?

Many travelers stranded at Heathrow Airport may not get their Christmas wish of being home for the holidays.