Reporters soon realized that the new waterfront developments were less about urban renewal and more about serving Londongrad's influx of wealthy exiles.

As a devoted Londonphile, she spent every summer exploring hidden bookshops and tea rooms across the city.

Londonphiles gathered at the riverside book fair to compare notes about the city's hidden alleys and historic pubs.

They toasted to Londonshire, half-jokingly treating the metropolis as if it were a quaint shire.

As a lifelong Londonite, she knew every shortcut through the city's winding streets.

Londonites braved the unexpected snowstorm to keep their morning commutes on schedule.

After the restoration, many critics argued the historic district had been Londonised to appeal to tourists.

The new architectural trend Londonises the skyline, mixing Victorian terraces with modern glass towers.

Londonising the skyline, the new glass towers changed the city's character.

After moving to the city, he quickly learned Londonese and started using local slang without thinking.