Toxic air pollution contributed to the deaths of more than 4,000 Londoners in 2019, according to research from Imperial College London.

Google has revealed people's movements in London under the third lockdown.

A bollard put up in the middle of the pavement after drivers mounted the kerb to get round ‘Streetspace’ road blocks has itself been judged a safety hazard.

A pharmacy which will operate as a vaccination centre is searching for volunteers.

A predatory businessman who sexually assaulted four woman after pretending to hire them to act as living "patients" for a first aid training course has been jailed for six-and-a-half years.

The Prime Minister has visited Barnet FC’s home stadium which turned into a coronavirus vaccination centre.

Boris Johnson has hinted some lockdown measures could be lifted once the highest priority groups have been vaccinated.

An independent candidate running to be London Mayor has been fined by police for breaching lockdown rules while campaigning.

Covid-19 death rates for men and women working in education were not significantly raised compared with rates for the wider working population.

Snow has caused traffic disruptions on the M1 as some parts are completely blocked off.

Millions of international passengers have passed through Luton and Heathrow airports during the pandemic, figures suggest.

One of the few good things about self-isolating in these winter months is that I have started to watch some of films in my DVD library that runs into several hundred.

More snow could be on the way in South West Hertfordshire and London as the Met Office issued a weather warning.

With England back under the instruction of essential trips only during the third national lockdown, cars across the country are gathering dust on driveways and in garages.

More than 500,000 Londoners have now been vaccinated against Covid-19, but the capital is still lagging behind the rest of the country.

Fines for environmental offences in Harrow are set to increase and cover a greater number of issues, the council confirmed.

Jewish leaders have condemned a wedding attended by around 400 people at a school after it was broken up by police.

Harrow Council defended the work of three ward councillors after an online petition called for a vote of no confidence in their performance.

A serving Metropolitan Police officer has died after testing positive for Covid-19, the force has announced.

Plans for nine flats alongside new office space in a six-storey building were approved by Harrow Council, despite concerns around public safety.

Site visits as part of planning applications will be held virtually during the national lockdown, Harrow Council confirmed.

Plans for almost 120 new homes on a Tube station car park that “united the community in opposition” have been refused consent by Harrow Council.

A woman has died after she was hit by a car just one day before she was due to celebrate her 62nd birthday.

A vote on whether or not to recommend a trial of universal basic income (UBI) in London has been delayed following a meeting of the London Assembly.

More than 1,700 fines have been handed out to people who refuse to wear face coverings on London public transport as TfL insists it is cracking down on those who flout the rules.

Bosses at a cancer centre are asking the public for their opinion in a review that could result in its relocation.

The High Court has ruled that the Mayor of London and Transport for London acted “unlawfully” by introducing a Streetspace scheme at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Harrow Council’s top health officer said there is “light at the end of the tunnel” as Covid-19 cases in the borough gradually fall.

Views are being sought on proposals to improve Edgware town centre and its environment.

Health professionals in Harrow have asked patients to consider if potential appointments could be put on hold to help them manage the Covid-19 pandemic.

A woman has denied the murder of her baby son.

Nine Metropolitan Police officers have been fined £200 each for breaching Covid-19 regulations for eating in a cafe while on duty, Scotland Yard has said.

There are concerns of Covid-19 vaccine shortages at a new vaccination centre.

People are being warned that their homes and business could be flooded as Storm Christoph looks set to make its way to our area.

Plans for almost 120 new homes across three seven-storey blocks on a London Underground station car park will be debated by Harrow Council tomorrow (Wednesday, January 20).

A former Brent Council leader called on three current councillors to resign after they attended a charity event during the national lockdown – though it has been dismissed by the local Labour Group as “political point scoring”.

A 101 year-old is among the thousands of people to receive a Covid-19 vaccine at a local centre.

Gavin Williamson said: “While schools are closed for the majority of pupils, the learning and development of children must continue."

The capital’s former Olympic stadium is costing Londoners up to £10 million a year, according to a report from the London Assembly.

A mass Covid-19 vaccination hub has opened in north-west London as the Government announced the rollout will be extended to over-70s.

A volunteer is calling for a “concerted effort” to clean up a local beauty spot blighted by littering and fly-tipping.

An armed teenager who robbed three boys of their mobile phones has been sentenced.

Changes to polling stations in Brent for the upcoming Greater London Authority (GLA) elections have been confirmed by the council.

Two London Assembly Members have exchanged words following a heated debate about stop and search at a recent Assembly meeting.

The expanded rollout arrives as a ban on quarantine-free travel into the UK came into force at 4am in a bid to keep out new coronavirus strains.

A senior Brent councillor accused the Government of passing the buck after it announced schools would not be expected to provide free meals over February half-term.

A former parish reverend and youth club leader has been jailed for historic sex offences against young boys.

New data has revealed a shocking rise in recorded hate crimes on London buses following the first lockdown last year.

The leader of Brent Council said it could be left “short-changed” if it is not fully reimbursed for the impact of Covid-19.

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.