The local newsletters go out twice a day and send the latest stories straight to your inbox.įrom community stories and news covering every borough of London to celebrity and lifestyle stories, we'll make sure you get the very best every day. We have seven newsletters you can currently sign up for - including a different one for each part of London, as well as an EastEnders one for all the gossip from Albert Square, and a London Underground one to keep you up to date on the latest transport news. "British government, please renovate Big Ben promptly, and thoroughly." 'Couldn't even see the time'Īt MyLondon, we want to make sure you get the latest and greatest from across the capital.Īnd one way you can do that is by getting the best news, reviews and features from wherever you are straight to your inbox with our free email newsletters. Truly something to experience for the first time. With reverence to Big Ben, the London Eye that was across the River Thames sequenced its fireworks to each bell strike. Elated to the point of not saying a word as its mechanism struck its bell twelve times at the stroke of midnight on January 1st. "However, in hearing Big Ben for the first time in person, I was slightly elated. The last renovation project was 31 years ago. I was unaware that the iconic clock was under a current long-term renovation project. "In seeing Big Ben for the first time with my own eyes, I have to sadly admit that I was slightly disappointed. 'British government, please renovate Big Ben promptly' We also corrected their spelling and grammar. We've collected some of the best Yelp reviews left by put-out American tourists and present them to you now in a handy-dandy article. The Elizabeth Tower, commonly known as Big Ben stands covered in scaffolding beside the Houses of Parliament in Westminster (Image: 2018 Getty Images)
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