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Alexandra Palace camera obscura offers upside-down London views until 9 August 2026
A walk-in camera obscura at Alexandra Palace projects an inverted, real-time view of London’s skyline, including the Shard and Canary Wharf, until 9 August 2026. Entry is free with a suggested £3 donation, and priority booking is available online.
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WorldBrent Council spends £138,000 on bridge painting
Brent Council is spending £138,000 to clean and paint a railway bridge near Alperton Underground Station. The project, funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, has drawn criticism from a local councillor who deems it a "disgraceful waste of money".
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WorldGenerations sculpture restored on Camden estate
The Generations sculpture, created in 1963 by Geoffrey Harris for Camden's Maitland Park Estate, has undergone restoration by the Heritage of London Trust. The piece was commissioned under a London County Council scheme to integrate art into public spaces.
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