The majority of Londoners are not able to access fire risk assessments for their homes, a new study has found.

A new air pollution rating system has been launched to offer an air quality report for every UK address.

The census occurs every 10 years, with the last occurring in 2011, and it acts as a survey that charts all of the people and households.

A charity aiming to build the first airworthy De Havilland Mosquito in the UK for more than 70 years wants to hear from people that have connections to the marque or might have stories to recall from family members of their involvement in building...

Pictured at the top of this page is Old Church Road in Chingford c1925 at the junction with Hall Lane before Albert Crescent was built in the early 1930s.

The majority of Londoners are not able to access fire risk assessments for their homes, a new study has found.

An earlier national lockdown at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic could have prevented the deaths of London bus drivers, a new report has found.

The Government’s emergency funding deal for TfL will be extended until mid-May, the Transport Secretary has revealed.

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A £20,000-a-year private school has been accused of being a "hotbed for sexual violence" in a letter that went public this week.

The victim of a fatal crash in Mitcham has been named locally, while a fundraiser has been set up to pay for his funeral costs.

Two children from Sutton have stepped up to make their voices heard, to help ensure other young carers are not alone.

A teacher from Twickenham is touting the benefits of the profession as she joins a national recruitment drive.

Sutton Night Watch has announced their plans to create a multi-functional space for the homeless following a grant from a community fund.

Proposals to install a new miniature golf course on Clapham Common have gone ahead despite resistance from neighbourhood groups.

St Nicholas Shopping Centre has been unveiled as south west London’s latest vaccination centre.

The Government’s emergency funding deal for TfL will be extended until mid-May, the Transport Secretary has revealed.

Police are appealing for witnesses and information following an incident of indecent exposure near Sarah Everard's vigil in Clapham.

A young man was stabbed in the chest in an unprovoked Croydon attack by a masked stranger last month.

St Raphael’s Hospice is looking for an army of volunteers to help reopen its charity shops from April 12.

A school in Greenwich has managed to become a "vital" hub in supporting the local community after partnering with their local Asda.

A TRUCE has been declared in the dispute between Hillingdon Council and HS2 Ltd, builders of the high-speed rail line, over planning permission for the Colne Valley Viaduct.

New heating systems will be installed at three sheltered housing sites in Harrow as part of a council plan to help tackle climate change and reduce fuel poverty.

An earlier national lockdown at the start of the Covid-19 pandemic could have prevented the deaths of London bus drivers, a new report has found.

GREYHOUNDS and lurchers are more likely to spend longer in kennels waiting for new potential owners, according to the Dogs Trust.

OLDER people left isolated during the pandemic are being offered a befriending service run by an Ealing charity.

The decision to change a street name that has been linked to racism has been deferred.

A man is fighting for his life in hospital after police found him “agitated” and “in distress”.

A family home in Harrow will be converted into a shared house for up to nine people – despite objections from Conservative councillors.

The Government’s emergency funding deal for TfL will be extended until mid-May, the Transport Secretary has revealed.

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Covid certificates could be introduced to allow sports fans and theatre goers to return to large events and stadiums, according to the Culture Secretary.

The Money Saving Expert warns every household in England and Wales that they face a £1000

Cash payments may not be accepted at Tube stations in the future as Mayor of London Sadiq Khan refuses to rule out withdrawing the option.

Two men have been accused of killing a vulnerable man who died after spending nearly 15 years in a coma following an assault in Camberwell, south east London.

Rail travel across south east London has been made "more reliable" after the completion of a three-month upgrade project at the "critical" Slade Green junction.

New data reveals there was a shocking 37% increase in youth trespass incidents in south east London and Kent last summer as the nation emerged from the first lockdown.

A 'transformed' secondary school in Bexleyheath has received high praise from Government inspectors exactly two years after it was issued with a and placed into 'special measures.'

Sutton joined councils across the capital to mark the memory of Sarah Everard yesterday evening.

The harrowing case of Sarah Everard sparked a fierce backlash from women in the UK and growing social movement under the title 'Reclaim These Streets'.

Boris Johnson is due to address the nation from Downing Street at 5pm.

Wimbledon Championships will go ahead without its famous queue and ballot, the All England Club has confirmed.

Pizza Express has announced which 118 branches will reopen on April 12, and 23 of them are in south London and the surrounding areas.

The Royal Marsden has received a generous £65k donation to help improve the lives of people affected by cancer.

A renewed public appeal to help find a teenager missing from Richmond has been released after two weeks passed since he was last seen.

Major events at the O2 Arena and across London are included in a string of 'tests' for the large-scale return of crowds without social distancing as early as April and May.

Twickenham’s Church Street is planned to become the borough’s first ‘space to shop’ zone, after an overwhelming majority of consultation respondents backed plans for a pedestrian zone.

The family of a beloved mum and grandmother who tragically died of Covid-19 has fundraised thousands for St Helier.

A SCHOOL in Banstead has received a life-saving defibrillator from a retirement developer.

Fewer trains will be stopping at both Bushey station and Harrow & Wealdstone as major upgrades take place.