A man accused of tricking a 92-year-old woman with a £160 fake coronavirus vaccine has been charged by police.

Transport for London has outlined its radical plan to become self-sustainable by 2023, which includes introducing a boundary charge to drive into Greater London and a potential redrawing of the Tube map.

An NHS doctor has revealed she receives daily abusive messages on social media from Covid hoaxers.

A number of boroughs in South West London showed a fall in the total new Covid-19 cases confirmed over a seven-day period, new data has shown, though the prevalence of the virus remains high across the region.

Police have launched a public information appeal in the wake of the fatal crash that took place on Battersea Bridge on Wednesday evening (January 13).

Alarming footage has emerged showing workers at a London Underground station piling into tube carriages earlier this morning.

A jogger has been killed after being knocked down by a Range Rover as he ran across Battersea Bridge.

A victim of domestic abuse was not supported properly by Wandsworth council when she became homeless, according to a new report.

Libraries in Wandsworth are amongst the most popular in the country, according to recent figures.

Conmen collecting cash for a bogus ‘charity skydive’ have been fleecing people in Wandsworth.

Lambeth Council has issued fines of more than £1 million to drivers not following low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) rules in the borough.

Another two vaccination hubs will open in Lambeth by the end of the week, bringing the total to four.  

St George’s Hospital in Tooting is under “enormous pressure”, with more than 330 coronavirus patients currently being treated on the site.

Sadiq Khan and London Councils have called on Boris Johnson to bring in stronger regulations or risk an ‘unsustainable strain’ on the NHS.

A host of businesses in Lambeth face thousands of pounds’ worth of fines if they continue to breach Covid-19 rules.  

Royal Mail has published a list of areas where there have been delivery delays.

The country is currently in a race to vaccinate the nation, and with infection rates at their highest ever in London, Covid-19 jabs appear to be our only hope of normality returning.

A sonic boom has been felt over London and the rest of the south east today, with alarmed residents reporting an explosion or an "enormous bang."

Boris Johnson has been accused of hypocrisy by a Labour MP following reports the Prime Minister went cycling seven miles from his home after imposing sweeping Covid restrictions on others.

The Metropolitan Police Commissioner has warned coronavirus rule-breakers they are "increasingly likely" to face fines as forces move "more quickly" to enforce lockdown restrictions.

Royal Mail has published a list of areas where there have been delivery delays.

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The prospect of even tougher restrictions in London have been raised amid fears in the Government that the latest lockdown is not being strictly enough observed to stop the new Covid-19 variant from spreading.

Sixteen people have been arrested for breaching Covid-19 restrictions during an anti-lockdown protest in south-west London, the Metropolitan Police said.

A new coronavirus testing facility opened in Battersea last week to test people showing symptoms of Covid-19.

The coronavirus pandemic led to a 72.7% drop in demand for the west London airport.

A public appeal has ramped up in the search for a teenage girl missing from Tooting in Wandsworth.

London mayor Sadiq Khan has declared a "major incident" as the spread of coronavirus threatens to "overwhelm" the capital's hospitals.

London mayor Sadiq Khan has declared a 'major incident' as cases as the spread of coronavirus threatens to 'overwhelm' the capital's hospitals

Police have released a CCTV image of a man who may have witnessed a sexual assault attempt around the Mitcham and Tooting area.

Wandsworth Town train station is set for a fresh new look as part of a £1.5 million repainting programme.

Police are looking to speak with a woman who has links to Wandsworth and Richmond regarding two robberies.

Winter’s hard enough as it is, but with a new national lockdown there are fears of a ‘loneliness epidemic’ spreading within communities.

Richmond and Teddington train stations will undergo a £1.5 million repainting programme.

The link then takes unsuspecting victims through to a fake NHS site where they will be asked to provide bank/card details to check identity.

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

Despite the age-old saying that it’s bad luck to keep Christmas decorations up beyond January 6, in 2021 some people are bending the rules.

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

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.

A new Covid-19 testing site for asymptomatic residents opened at Brixton Windmill today (January 6), while one in Brockwell Park will launch on Thursday (January 7). 

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

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

The Northern Line Extension has reached a “major milestone” as test passenger trains completed the first journeys along brand new tunnels over Christmas.

The Prime Minister has set out further measures as part of a third lockdown in England in a bid to halt the spread of coronavirus.

The lockdown means people will only be able to leave their homes for limited reasons, with measures expected to stay in place until mid-February.

Police have issued an appeal to the public to help locate a missing 72-year-old man.

A new documentary has revisited the shocking story of two stowaways, who clung to a plane from South Africa to Britain in June 2015.

A bar in Battersea has coated its benches in non-drying adhesive, to prevent people congregating outside.

A daring team of rowers have reached the halfway milestone in their race across the Atlantic, while raising over £35,000 for charity.

BORIS Johnson has confirmed that the UK will face a third national lockdown.