PREMIER INN is due to open one of their biggest hotels in the UK. Plans have been revealed to transform a vacant office block in south east London into a 400-bedroom hub by Premier Inn hotel.

'Hub by Premier Inn' hotels are compact city-centre hotel developed by Whitbread - which is the parent company of Premier Inn. They are designed to provide great value stays in central locals ...

A PERSON died after collapsing at a Premier Inn hotel on Saturday evening ... Limited in England No. 679215 Registered office: 1 London Bridge Street, London, SE1 9GF. "The Sun", "Sun", "Sun ...

Plans for a new 195-bed Premier Inn in Edinburgh have been submitted ... with the downward trend also seen in London and elsewhere in the UK. Stuart McCallum, partner and head of consumer markets ...

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The date of the origins of The Plough Inn, on what was once referred to as ... watering hole opened in the sixteenth century, despite maps of the area and records showing no sign of this early ...

The Management Consultancies Association (MCA) has announced the finalists for the MCA Awards 2025, celebrating the achievements in management consulting that drive innovation and growth across ...

BANJO Beale has revealed he has designs on becoming a full-time Scot – as he will sit his UK citizenship test later this year. The Aussie interior designer famously backpacked his way to the ...

In the latest set of food hygiene ratings for Leicestershire, a pub has been given a rating of zero, meaning "urgent ...

Our ranking of America’s 100 Greatest Public Courses provides a biennial snapshot into the state of affairs of public and ...

Unscramble Claes Jansz Visscher's engraving of London in 1616. Before you do that though, the game's creators have put together a special Londonist challenge: three Thames maps (easy, moderate and ...

Now, you can do just that. The property experts at Barratt London have created an interactive map that shows how much dough you’d have to drop at every tube stop in London. Pretty useful stuff.