Pictured above is Larks Hall Farm which dates back to 1559 when it occupied six acres.

An additional 100,000 Londoners could be “plunged into poverty” without further support from the Government, according to new research.

Hello, we'll be bringing you live updates from Downing Street where Matt Hancock is set to make further announcements about the rollout of the Covid vaccine.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan is being urged to trial a public register of fire risk assessments in London to provide more clarity to new renters and homeowners.

Two men will face trial this summer for allegedly organising a rave during the second lockdown in November.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has called on Government Ministers to “do more” to see if frontline workers should be prioritised in the vaccine rollout.

The JCVI said that targeting occupational groups (such as teachers) would have been more complex to deliver and may slow down the vaccine programme.

The Health Secretary is expected to confirm when younger age groups can expect to receive their jab, starting with under 50s.

The head of state, who received her jab in January, said she understood that people who have never had a vaccine would find it “difficult”

Sadiq Khan’s GLA budget for 2021/22 has been approved in the London Assembly – despite more members voting against it than supporting it.

Waltham Forest Council will increase its temporary accommodation rents from April this year.

A family who lost their grandmother to Covid-19 are giving back to the hospital where she was cared for in her last days.

Door-to-door Covid testing is set to begin in parts of Ilford after a case of the South African variant of the deadly virus was confirmed in the area.

Schools and safe social contact with loved ones are being prioritised in the easing of lockdown.

A £124 million contract has been secured for upgrade works to the M25 in Essex.

The new vaccine has not been approved for use in the UK yet, but the Government has ordered 30 million doses of the vaccine.

Shaun Bailey has clashed with Mayor of London Sadiq Khan following claims that a £70 million project has only delivered 109 jobs since 2017.

The demolition and redevelopment of a Leytonstone council estate of almost 260 homes is set to begin late next year.

The immediate future of a hub providing vital support to people in need during the pandemic has been secured after it received financial support.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick has said that violent crime in London is “not on the up” despite recent high-profile incidents.

London is not doing enough to meet the housing needs of older people, a new report from a leading think-tank has found.

Two new mass Covid vaccination sites are opening in Waltham Forest as the local NHS prepares to start offering second doses of the jab.

The parents of a newborn baby who died aged just three days old called 111 three times before an ambulance was sent – and were given incorrect resuscitation advice, an inquest heard.

A Covid-19 patient who hasn't seen her son since October has been released from hospital following 99-day stay.

Campaigners who oppose the Silvertown Tunnel say there is “fury boiling over” after plans including the felling of more than 100 trees were swiftly withdrawn.

Waltham Forest Council insists plans to house richer and poorer tenants in separate parts of a new Walthamstow development are still “fully inclusive”.

The presence of salmonella make these products a health risk and customers are advised to return the product.

Tensions were high on Good Morning Britain as Piers Morgan and Matt Hancock clashed on Tuesday morning's show.

The UK government had previously revealed plans to vaccinate every adult by September, but this target has now been changed to July.

All schools in England will reopen on March 8.

Stay with us throughout the day for updates as Boris Johnson sets out his road map out of lockdown for England.

Undocumented immigrants are struggling to register at their GP to get a Covid vaccine, despite NHS assurances that they should be able to do so.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has welcomed the Government’s roadmap to the gradual easing of restrictions but has stressed “this must be the final lockdown”.

It is ten years since it was announced which company would run the controversial development next to a Walthamstow station.

People living close to a school have united to oppose plans to restrict traffic during drop-off and pick-up times.

Residents in eight Walthamstow housing blocks are furious after on-street parking outside their homes was removed, with some warning they may be forced to quit their jobs.

As Boris Johnson prepares to set out his roadmap for the national easing of lockdown restrictions, London’s business leaders have identified how they want to see the capital emerge.

The weekly rate of new East London Covid cases has returned to mid-October levels, as the number of hospital patients dying also continues to fall.

The Covid pandemic has held up a mirror to our society.

Boris Johnson is to set out a “steady as she goes” plan for easing England’s lockdown, with schools and outdoor activities the first in line for a return.

More than a dozen patients with suspected breast cancer were not seen on time at Barts Health in December, figures show.

The headline in the Guardian "Charging drivers a planning necessity” and the accompanying article are I am afraid both factually wrong and continue to perpetuate the stance being taken by Epping Forest District Council.

Since March 2020, almost 5,600 Covid-19 related reports were made to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

The Prime Minister said a “wretched year would give way to a spring and a summer that will be very different and incomparably better”.

People will be eager to hear Boris Johnson’s plans to end lockdown in England as details started to emerge late on Sunday night.

He urged people to be “both optimistic but also patient” ahead of announcing plans saying, “we want progress to be cautious but also irreversible.”

All schools in England will be told to reopen to all pupils on March 8 as part of the Prime Minister’s roadmap of easing lockdown restrictions.

Surge testing will take place in Brentwood after the South African Covid-19 variant was detected.

Surge testing will take place in Brentwood after the South African Covid-19 variant was detected.

Did you know the man described as the ‘Forgotten Father of English Sport’ lived for a time in Chingford?