Now renamed and rebranded as London South Bank University. Address: Two locations: Southwark, main campus, around the Elephant and Castle, SE1; Havering (Essex), where some health courses are ...

The London Eye has been confirmed as a permanent fixture on the capital's South Bank more than 24 years after the first ride took place. The big wheel was originally granted planning permission ...

London’s South Bank skatepark is so iconic that it’s been recreated in a Palace shop in Seoul. Hyped streetwear brand Palace has paid homage to its London roots with a skatepark themed store.

An extensive refurbishment of the university’s London Road building brings together a library, lecture theatres and other amenities as well as providing services for the community. Photography by ...

Click or tap for larger version. Like a vast nuclear submarine rising from the Thames, this curvaceous building might have dominated the South Bank, had plans from the early 1950s gone ahead. This ...

Three new tower blocks are a step closer to being built on London's South Bank, after the mayor approved plans. A developer wants to demolish ITV's former studios and build a leisure and office ...

Businesses operating from an arts space in the South Bank have to move out in the new year to make way for Lambeth’s biggest-ever office development. Small enterprises operating out of Old ...

Our London expert offers a guide to visiting the South Bank, including events and things to do, advice on how to get there, and the best places to eat and drink Jump to content UK News Website of ...

Map via Google MyMaps. You'd think the South Bank would be replete with good pubs overlooking the Thames. In fact, there are only two on the riverside that you could really call a pub (Doggett's ...

When London South Bank University (LSBU) opened its hulking centerpiece building in 1976, a long review in an architectural journal identified numerous shortcomings, but concluded on a positive note: ...

The London Eye has been confirmed as a permanent fixture on the capital's South Bank more than 24 years after the first ride took place.

Located just north of Elephant and Castle, this is a long-established facility for London South Bank University (LSBU), where students are taught practical and professional skills on site. It is ...