Sadiq Khan was today accused of “failing Londoners” by the GLA Conservatives after figures revealed a cut to affordable housing targets.

We will be bringing you the latest updates throughout the day as Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivers the next budget.

A firefighter from Sidcup has smashed a ridiculous 400 mile running target for Febraury, all to raise over £30,000 for a newborn baby hospital ward.

Employees will continue to receive 80% of their salary for hours not worked until the scheme ends.

Roadworks are set to cause the temporary closure of several roads in Waltham Forest, Epping Forest and Harlow during this month and beyond.

Cyclists are set to be able to leave their bikes in designated parking areas in several roads in Haringey.

Sadiq Khan was today accused of “failing Londoners” by the GLA Conservatives after figures revealed a cut to affordable housing targets.

London Mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey has been criticised for claiming that people may use a universal basic income to buy drugs.

Business leaders across London have joined Sadiq Khan in calling for more support from the Government to aid the safe reopening of the capital’s economy.

Up to 2,000 construction workers building the proposed £5bn mega theme park in Swanscombe could be asked to live on cruise ships on the River Thames.

Two Scorpion machine guns and 40 rounds of ammunition have been seized after Met officers arrested a teenager near Chiswick Park tube station.

The overwhelming majority of south London’s boroughs are in the top 50 per cent of healthiest areas in the UK, according to data.

One in three children in London missed out on their top choice of secondary school, with lower success rates across the country on National Offer Day.

A date has been set for a Judicial Review into a Lewisham Council planning decision, brought by a community group trying to overturn it.

Battersea MP Marsha de Cordova has told broadcasters they need to “do better” after being confused on TV for another black, female MP – again.

An unused brand new library could soon be sold off by Croydon Council as it looks to save money amid its financial crisis.

A woman donated £500 to a soup kitchen in memory of her late husband after he died before they could use it.  

More than 50,000 people in Sutton have now received their first Covid-19 vaccination – a quarter of the borough’s population.

A couple had a frightening awakening in the early hours when their building partially collapsed.

Prince Philip was moved to a second hospital for an infection and testing and observation for a pre-existing heart condition on Monday.

A not-for-profit Brewery in Sydenham has been converted into a Covid-19 testing centre.

Police have launched an appeal for information to help find a missing man from Dartford.

A 10-year-old has ran over three marathons in February, running through sun, rain and even snow to raise money for her struggling Greenwich gymnastics club.

A new round of grants for Covid-hit businesses in Bexley have been made available, whilst Greenwich has made up to £3 million in grants available as 'life rafts' for the local hospitality industry.

London Mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey has been criticised for claiming that people may use a universal basic income to buy drugs.

The mayor of Enfield has been accused of flouting lockdown rules after he went on a bike ride with two fellow councillors.

PUPILS and staff at St Benedict's School, Ealing, have raised more than £5,000 for two charities, The Passage, which supports the homeless, and the Sarah Cannon Cancer Research Fund.

Council tax in Brent is set to go up by almost six per cent next month following confirmation of London’s City Hall budget.

Labour councillors have approved a rise in council tax and rejected calls to ditch a £12 million building scheme dubbed a “vanity project” by the Lib Dems.

A council tenant says spending the coronavirus lockdown stuck in a flat “riddled with damp and mould” has made her ill.

Plans to move specialist cancer services from north-west London to a hospital in Watford would be feasible, an NHS trust says.

CHILDREN in Ealing will have lots to be excited about this Easter at Camp Beaumont in St Augustine's Priory.

A faulty fuse box has forced a disabled Ealing woman living in an inaccessible home into a hotel.

Door-to-door testing is set to begin in an area of Barnet after a case of the South African variant of coronavirus was found.

Parts of Enfield and Haringey have seen Covid-19 cases drop to almost zero as infection rates took another tumble.

Over 90 per cent of all cars in central London now comply with the Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) minimum requirements, new data from City Hall has found.

Who are the London stars appearing in new series of Gogglebox on Channel 4?

Fares across TfL services will today increase by 2.6 per cent in line with the national increase in rail fares.

A 49-year-old woman has sentenced to 12 months imprisonment for defrauding Greenwich Council of thousands of pounds.

Police in Eltham are warning residents of a special device being attached to ATMs in the area attempting to steal their cash.

Greenwich is "doing everything in its power" to prepare educational settings for March 8, and Covid testing will be a key component in the safe return of schools, colleges and universities.

An teenager from south east London has been charged with a number of terrorism offences.

The overwhelming majority of school children in Sutton secured a place at one of their preferred secondary schools on the UK's National Offer Day 2021 yesterday (March 1).

Spring was just around the corner this weekend as the sun shined and temperatures spiked across London.

The family of Kevin Hicks have joined forces with the Missing People charity to mark 35 years since his disappearance from Croydon.

British Gas workers from New Malden are continuing their strike over new "fire and re-hire" contracts they say are being forced on them by parent company Centrica.

With schools set to start reopening across London next week, Richmond continues to have the lowest rate of coronavirus infection in southwest London.

With schools set to start reopening across London next week, covid-19 infection rates across southwest London have continued to fall in every borough.

An invasive insect species considered a pest by homeowners and farmers in the US and parts of Europe has been found in the UK.

Wandsworth Council has approved a new private hospital treating obesity problems, despite concerns it will not help local people and will only be used by the super rich.