The London mill starred as Fagin’s lair in Oliver! – the Oscar-winning movie adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic novel ...

“Cupid and Co.” was most likely the firm of Joseph Mansell, a lace-paper and stationery company that manufactured large ...

ON STAGE Les Mis is Still Très Magnifique At its origin, Victor Hugo’s Les Misérables — the French novel published in 1862 — ...

Anyone writing stories set in Victorian London must reckon with its greatest chronicler: Charles Dickens. British ...

A London penthouse in a converted warehouse that was featured in the 1968 film “Oliver!” has hit the market for £1.85 million ...

The celebrated Riverside Dickens Festival will return to downtown Riverside next week, boasting entertainment reminiscent of Victorian-era London and the life and times of author Charles Dickens. Most ...

Scott Moses, Head of Grocery, Pharmacy & Restaurants at Solomon Partners, a leading financial advisory firm, announced the ...

Smithfield means ‘smooth field’ and, though the Romans called it by a different name, they recognised that this green expanse was too useful to be covered in houses.

Much of what we know about Scotland Yard comes from British crime dramas or murder mysteries, but behind the name lies a remarkable story of police innovation. Scotland Yard’s Victorian history ...

The Queen dined with actress Helena Bonham Carter and presenter and comedian Sir Stephen Fry to celebrate the work of ...

Thousands of objects, some of them never before exhibited, from the English writer Charles Dickens, father of characters such ...