#public-access

#public-access

The Islington Guides have taken over offering paid tours of the Caledonian Clock Tower, covering the history of London's meat markets and providing unique views from the top.

This settlement is a step forward-not just for us, but for everyone who cares about transparency and accountability in public institutions, said plaintiff Xavier Torres de Janon.

The Victoria Tower of Parliament is set to undergo a six-year restoration project, focusing on essential safety, conservation work, and stone repair.

The park, called Coyote Lake - Harvey Bear Ranch County Park, stretches along the mountains east of Gilroy, featuring camping, fishing and boating on the namesake Coyote Lake.

The planned extension of the Coldharbour Lane landfill until December 2029 aims to ensure sustainable waste management and avoid negative environmental impacts from new waste sites.

The process of collecting art started off with the idea that at one point in our time, we [knew we wanted] to tell a beautiful story of our universal love for culture and art.

On Saturday, 7th June 2025, the normally private gardens owned by the Church of England will be opened for public exploration, showcasing their unique, untouched beauty.

A range of roads in central London will close for the London Landmarks Half Marathon, impacting vehicle access throughout the event.

The options discussed to resolve the issues surrounding Hammersmith Bridge included plans to turn it into a monument or demolish and replace it, both of which were rejected.

Dorneywood House is unique among government ministerial estates, offering public access to its interior for just two weeks each year, in contrast to Chequers and Chevening.

Amanda Lavin, legal director at the New Mexico Foundation for Open Government commented that New Mexico's open records law restricts access to sensitive images, especially those depicting deceased individuals.

Stallone's reported intention for an underwater barrier is, on the surface, framed as an environmental measure. However, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has classified it explicitly as a device to keep boaters away from his lavish Palm Beach property. This has incited notable backlash from neighbors who object to his attempt to privatize access to public waterways, sparking discussions about private ownership over common water bodies.

The Menendez brothers were originally sentenced to life without parole in 1996 for killing their parents, claiming self-defense against alleged abuse.