From 29 March 2021, the following lockdown restrictions are set to ease in England.

London marked a year since the first national lockdown in response to the Covid-19 pandemic today (March 23, 2021).

A ban on leaving the United Kingdom without a reasonable excuse is included in new coronavirus laws coming into force next week.

Parts of south London could be submerged underwater in less than 30 years, according to a climate change study.

In another blow to our escapist dreams, the UK’s foreign holiday ban is set to be extended to July.

One year ago today (March 23, 2021) the UK entered its first national lockdown in a desperate effort to control the spread of a mysterious new virus called Covid-19.

The Prime Minister will address the nation at 5pm, live from Downing Street on the first anniversary of the first Covid lockdown.

DRINK and DRUG drivers have been caught by police on our roads.

Over a decade after his death, police have released a new public appeal in their investigation into the murder of Daniel Duke in south east London.

Londoners basked in mild temperatures and spring sunshine on Monday (March 22) as the Met Office forecast little chance of rainfall for the start of the week.

Two generous children, who were dismayed that NHS nurses would only be getting a 1% pay increase, have decided to give hospital heroes a token of their gratitude.

A man from south London has been jailed after he was found guilty of inciting extremist violence on social media.

Bicycle thefts rose in a number of south London boroughs during lockdown, according to a new report compiled by a London-based law firm.

Over 33,000 people and counting have so far showed their support for a South Londoner's call to reduce the cost of the Covid-19 tests needed to travel to and from the UK at present.

A band of Clapham creatives are donating their art to charity to raise money in memory of Sarah Everard.

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

As a precautionary measure, the MHRA is advising those experiencing specific side effects following the vaccine to seek medical attention.

The murder of Sarah Everard, allegedly carried out by a male Met Police officer, has provoked anger, fear and emotion nationwide, and brought many out onto the streets in protest.

A body has been found and recovered from the River Thames in Kingston early this morning (March 21).

At least 36 people were arrested at an anti-lockdown protest in central London which saw crowds hurling missiles at police and assualting officers.

A record number of people received their Covid-19 vaccine on Friday, with 711,156 doses given to the UK public.

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A 25-year-old man who repeatedly harassed a woman in the street and threatened to rape her in south west London has been sentenced to six weeks in prison.

Police and the family of a teenager fighting for his life in hospital after being knocked off his bike and stabbed multiple times in south London have urged witnesses to come forward.

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.

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

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.

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

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

A school charging thousands of pounds in fees per year is still ‘inadequate’, according to Ofsted.

Lambeth Council has loaned a further £5.5 million to its wholly-owned house building company, added to £5 million loaned last year.

Macmillan has supported over one thousand cancer patients living in south London with vital grants since the start of the pandemic.

Three UK supermarkets have sent an urgent new safety message to customers.

Authorities have released a public appeal in the search for a teenage girl missing from Surrey.

With schools having returned and Easter fast approaching, the government has set out a roadmap for coronavirus restrictions to be further eased at the end of March - but what does this actually mean for Easter in London?

Bus services in the capital are set for more disruption today due to a driver strike over pay.

Channel 5 is looking for residents with various medical conditions to appear on its popular TV show Skin A+E.

A woman who attended the Clapham Common vigil for Sarah Everard says police ignored her when she attempted to report an incident of indecent exposure.

Metropolitan Police officer Wayne Couzens has appeared in court charged with the of 33-year-old marketing executive Sarah Everard.

A children's life coach and counsellor from south London says the future of this generation "rests on a knife edge" as she speaks on schooling and the pandemic.

Four people were arrested and two received fixed penalty notices amid further protests over the policing of the vigil in central London.

Dons Local Action Group will celebrate one-year since it's launch with a virtual event at Plough Lane.

Data has revealed the roads in the Clapham Common where the highest number of violent and sexual crimes have been reported.

Police are increasing patrols after thieves target mothers with buggies in Balham.

A memorial to Cherry Groce is set to be unveiled in April, 35 and a half years after her shooting sparked the Brixton Riot of 1985.

A police officer charged with the kidnap and murder of Sarah Everard will appear at the Old Bailey on Tuesday.