London had the highest rate of unemployment in the UK between September and November last year.

Coronavirus fines have been issued to two people in Eltham after police caught them "getting a bit too close and personal" inside a parked car.

Two councils have drawn up a strategy for the future regeneration and renewal of a town centre.

DPD has been voted the "best" parcel delivery service in the UK.

THE drink driver found guilty of mowing down a group of young men had done it before.

Five serving officers and staff members of London's Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) have died in January after contracting Covid-19, the force announced this evening (January 26).

Public health experts have said they are “confident” and “reassured” that the UK’s supply of Covid-19 vaccines will not be impacted by the withdrawal from the EU.

The partner of the Mayor of Greenwich has sadly passed away from dementia and Covid-19 this morning (January 26).

Plans to strip back Bexley's library services have been approved by the council as it battles a financial black hole in its budget.

A new walk-through coronavirus testing facility has opened in a car park in Dartford, joining an asymptomatic testing centre opening on the waterfront in Woolwich.

A man has been arrested after driving the wrong way down a dual carriageway in north Kent, straight towards a police car.

Lewisham’s joint cabinet member for culture, jobs, and skills is stepping down as a councillor.  

A new scheme has been introduced at Queen Elizabeth and Lewisham hospitals allowing loved ones to drop off belongings to patients, whilst keeping staff and patients safe.

A 29-year-old from Sutton will put his culinary skills to the test in a bid to find love during the pandemic.

Three people were arrested at Lewisham station, police said today (Tuesday, January 25) as the British Transport Police (BTP) targeted offenders passing through the busy transport hub.

A Croydon man has started campaigning on the street against the borough's Lower Traffic Neighbourhood (LTN) scheme after receiving fines totalling over £800.

A fire fighter from London Fire Brigade (LFB) was attacked while attending a fire at a block of flats in Thornton Heat in the early hours of this morning (January 26).

A husband and wife from Clapham have found success with their two-month-old bakery in the heart of Wimbledon.

Two teenagers were arrested and a pair of blades seized in Croydon after police chased the pair off an electric scooter last night (Monday, January 25).

Police are looking to speak to an owner following a dog attack in Lavender Park.

Police have issued an appeal to help locate a man who has been missing since last year summer.

A man from Sutton is raising awareness about ovarian cancer in fears that fewer women are seeking help due to Covid-19.

A family-run café is bringing a taste of their Filipino heritage to Battersea.

Over 100 illegal items have been detected in HMP Wandsworth prison thanks to special body scanners.

The council is calling for 20mph speed limits on a network of “red routes” across Wandsworth.

The London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham (LBHF) has commissioned a feasibility study into a temporary bridge proposal that could allow access across Hammersmith Bridge within one year.

A schoolboy from Richmond has started a petition calling for multinational tech companies to donate devices to children during the pandemic.

The Met Office has warned of the possibility of ice and even snow in the coming days.

Community leaders in Brent have urged people to “seriously consider” taking the Covid-19 vaccine when invited as they sought to dispel “fake news” around the procedure.

Elderly people living in sheltered housing could soon avoid being forced to travel long distances for their coronavirus jabs following a local campaign.

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Boris Johnson will address the national at a Government coronavirus briefing this afternoon.

WORK to enable the Victoria Road Crossover Box to be built in Acton for the HS2 rail link is now complete.

Harrow Council acknowledged mistakes were made during an investigation into a health and safety incident in which asbestos and syringes were taken to a public tip.

Enfield and Haringey have seen sharp falls in their coronavirus infection rates in the weeks since a strict lockdown was imposed.

Staff at a University have helped train more than 600 people in less than a month to carry out Covid-19 vaccinations.

The seven-day coronavirus infection rate has fallen sharply in Barnet, weeks after a stringent national lockdown was imposed.

A schoolboy from Richmond has started a petition calling for multinational tech companies to donate devices to children during the pandemic.

A council has created a film to commemorate and remember the victims of the Holocaust and genocides around the world.

On Monday, Mr Johnson said hotel quarantine is something the Government is “definitely looking at”.

Facing criticism of a slow rollout in the EU, the European Commission threatened to impose controls on vaccines.

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

Local police have dealt with groups breaking lockdown for a game of football in the park, and even fined street preachers for flouting the rules in a busy January period.

Police have released CCTV images to help trace three men following an unprovoked attack in Croydon.

One of Lee Rigby's killers is reportedly fighting for his life in prison after catching coronavirus.

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

Londoners have been warned to expect widespread sub-zero temperatures and icy, treacherous conditions caused by Sunday's snowfall.

This weekend our readers witnessed picturesque snow settle across South London and Surrey.

Trains have blocked from travelling through most of south east London this morning after a rail defect has prompted 'urgent repairs'.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said some Covid lockdown measures could be eased by the middle of February.