Staff at St George's Hospital say they are 'overwhelmed' and feel 'demoralised' as they battle the second wave of the pandemic.

SANTA’S sleigh came down from the tower of Vanguard’s HQ beside the A40 at Park Royal on Twelfth Night (6).

Theresa Villiers has thanked Barnet Council for finding £100,000 to help fund maintained nursery schools in the area.

Amid violent clashes with police, protesters breached barricades and were able to enter the building on Capitol Hill on Wednesday.

A 75-year-old former private tutor has been convicted of indecently assaulting a nine-year-old boy he taught in Sidcup in the early 1980s.

“The last thing any education secretary wants to do is announce that schools will close."

Three people have been taken to hospital after a devastating flat fire in Thamesmead this morning.

Londoners who gather in groups, refuse to wear a mask or even leave the home without a reason 'can expect to be fined' under a 'stricter enforcement approach' to the new lockdown rules.

Some of the most horrific crimes took place in 2020, and some of the biggest ones happened in Merton.

Education workers in Kingston have slammed the chaotic policies on schools in relation to the latest coronavirus restrictions, as the National Education Union (NEU) confirmed an increase in their membership in the borough amid the pandemic.

Lewisham Council does not plan to reopen the Bridge Leisure Centre in Lower Sydenham once Covid-19 restrictions are eased.

Coronavirus infection rates in south east London remain some of the highest in the country, with all four main boroughs recording a significant rise in new cases just in the last week.

The new measures were confirmed in a televised national address, which will see England once again advised to stay at home.

The partner of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has spoken of her "huge disappointment" as hopes for his freedom were dashed, meaning he'll have to remain in south east London's high security Belmarsh Prison

An Indian restaurant in Coulsdon showed remarkable festive and community spirit after cooking and distributing 1,000 meals to both essential workers and homeless people in Croydon over Christmas.

A three-year-old from Sutton has been named as the final member of England’s Lionhearts squad after a special message from Lionesses’ pair Bethany England and Carly Telford.

A youth group in Croydon that helps young people in the borough improve their future prospects are set to "triple" the size of their operation thanks to a funding boost from the City of London.

Lewisham Dr Alex George has called on his followers to help him secure a meeting with Prime Minister Boris Johnson about mental health education in schools.

Police have launched an urgent appeal for a teenager missing from Merton.

A 20-year-old man died after being deliberately hit by a car being driven on the wrong side of the road Brighton Pier, a court heard.

St Helier Hospital’s 80-year-old infrastructure is struggling to cope with the influx of coronavirus patients needing oxygen.

Richmond Council has hit out at people spreading coronavirus misinformation in the borough's parks, warning that the spiralling infections could lead to further tragedy.

Twickenham residents turned out yesterday to see a local legend and ferry owner make his final voyage, in a procession down Church Street to his funeral.

A plucky couple have launched a coffee business in Wandsworth, despite the setbacks of the pandemic.

A group of 11 men who drove 150 miles to go hiking in the Peak District have been fined for breaching coronavirus rules after one of them crashed their car.

The Prime Minister has admitted the rollout of Covid vaccines in care homes "needs to be stepped up" after an MP suggested just 15 per cent of Barnet's care homes have received vaccinations.

A Harrow Council committee will review a series of contentious traffic-easing measures at a public meeting next week.

“The last thing any education secretary wants to do is announce that schools will close."

Metropolitan Police officers arrested more than 1,800 people over a five-week period as part of a crackdown on violence in London.

Confusion reigns over whether or not London’s mayoral election will take place on 6 May as scheduled as the UK is hit by a new coronavirus lockdown.

Council leaders in north-west London have urged residents to stay at home as much as possible following the news England would enter a third national Covid-19 lockdown.