Chinese New Year celebrations will take over London’s streets once again this weekend to mark the Year of the Horse.

For 2026, Chinese New Year landed on Tuesday February 17 . London’s huge annual Chinese New Year parade is happening on Sunday February 22. The parade will set off at 10am and last until 12pm.

When is Chinese New Year 2026, why is it celebrated, and what is the animal sign? - There are 12 Chinese zodiac animals, each ...

JD Wetherspoons is eyeing up a massive venue in a major UK city. According to reports, it will have room for hundreds of ...

The Chinese New Year, or Lunar New Year, begins on February 17th. But for Londoners out to celebrate in 2026, February 22nd is the day to watch. This is when the Chinese New Year parade kicks off in ...

Chinese New Year celebrations in London are an unmissable spectacle, featuring culinary experiences, community gatherings, ...

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JD Wetherspoon is looking to open up a rather large pub on Shaftesbury Avenue according to hospitality site Propel. It will sit on the old site of Coyote Ugly London, which closed in June 2025. Right ...

2026 is the Year of the Horse, with the Chinese zodiac working as a 12-year cycle that assigns an animal sign annually. But what does that mean, and how are Chinese years named?

JD Wetherspoon has applied to open a new Shaftesbury Avenue pub as part of a wider expansion drive, with new London sites, rising franchise openings and its first continental European pub now trading ...

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