This pub has been voted by our readers as one of the best in Marylebone. See the full list of winners here. This little pub on Marylebone Lane stands on a former bank of the River Tyburn.

In the elegant streets of Marylebone, where Georgian terraces mingle with red Victorian mansion blocks, something is ...

Old Marylebone Town Hall in London, which has been the site of scores of celebrity weddings including Sir Paul McCartney, Sir Ringo Starr, and Liam Gallagher, charged the couples just £100 for ...

English singer Cilla Black, also known as Priscilla White, married her manager Bobby Willis at Marylebone Town Hall in January 1969. The couple were together for over 30 years, but Bobby died from ...

Old Marylebone Town Hall has been filled with romance with an incredible number of weddings in a single day. The central London venue has celebrated a century of nuptials in style by seeing the ...

The nearest underground stations are Marylebone, accessible via Bakerloo line, and Baker Street served by the Bakerloo, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee and Metropolitan lines. Both ...

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But even by the standards of such a distinguished wedding venue, Old Marylebone Town Hall was a hive of unaccustomed activity on Tuesday. A hundred couples were getting married, entering civil ...

Since its doors opened in 1924, more than 125,000 couples have joined in matrimony, civil partnerships and for renewal of vows at Old Marylebone Town Hall The venue that hosted weddings for Ringo ...

A hundred couples will marry, renew their vows or embark on a civil partnership today, as Old Marylebone Town Hall celebrates a century of love. From 8am this morning to 10:30pm tonight ...

The town hall has over the years hosted scores of celebrity weddings including Sir Paul McCartney, Sir Ringo Starr, and Liam Gallagher One hundred couples were getting married at Old Marylebone ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. There’s only ever one woman on stage (actress Alisa Khazanova) in The Last Word but she stands for many ...