The Latest Breaking News from Oxford Street

Jewish groups have criticized the Metropolitan Police Service for failing to find and arrest antisemitic attackers in London

Sadiq Khan still hopes to see ‘tired’ Oxford Street pedestrianised

Westminster Council leader calls for tougher measures to tackle ‘dirty money’ in the capital

“I couldn’t believe it when I saw how much they were asking for."

Earlier this year Oxford Street’s footfall was 52 per cent lower than pre-pandemic levels

A 33-year-old Sydney man who was allegedly attacked by a group of men on Oxford Street has spoken out posted photos to social media.

It's the latest investment by Llanelli-based Kartay Holdings Ltd and it's not stopping there

The economic outlook is grim, the cost-of-living crisis means we need to maintain our earnings and restaurants and entertaiment venues are struggling to survive. In this situation, Londoners must deal with not one transport strike but three. Yesterday commuters were the targets of RMT strikes which brought rail services to…

Plans to create a pedestrian ‘piazza’ at Oxford Circus have formally been axed — along with the wider pedestrianisation of the street