A teenage boy who was stabbed to death in Sydenham on Saturday has been named as police confirm a woman, 35, has been arrested on suspicion of murder.

Dozens of people in parts of south London are being made to isolate after contracting the Covid-19 variant first identified in South Africa, prompting a surge in testing in the area.

Shoppers returned to high streets and drinkers downed pints as coronavirus restrictions were lifted in England.

A rapping jihadi from south east London dubbed the Masked Menace is facing years behind bars for plotting a terror attack during the coronavirus lockdown.

Drink and drug drivers have been caught by police on our roads.

Plans for a new development of 1,250 new homes have been submitted for Belvedere.

A teenager is fighting for his life after he was stabbed in the stomach.

All adults in the UK aged over 50 have now been offered a first dose of a coronavirus vaccine, paving the way for the next phase of the rollout, the Government has said.

Almost £2 million owed to Brent Council was written off after hundreds of debt cases were deemed too problematic to pursue.

The number of passengers using Tube and bus services in London rose this morning as lockdown restrictions eased, initial data has revealed.

On May 6, Londoners will have a record number of candidates to choose from as they head to the polls to decide the next Mayor of London.

Pub-goers will need to wrap up warm on Monday, as chilly temperatures are forecast for the first day of outdoor hospitality reopenings in England.

One pub in Crayford has gone all out to make sure they can properly welcome customers back today, and in large numbers too.

Transport usage surged in London as coronavirus restrictions were partially lifted.

Footage shows a 'crazy' queue for Primark in Croydon as non-essential retailers opened their doors on Monday.

Shoppers rushed to Sutton High Street on Monday as non-essential retailers reopened across England.

THIS salon in Colliers Wood had an 'extra special' reopening as they welcomed a bride as their first client back following the restriction ease.

The local NHS trust has assured furious campaigners that it does not plan to kill a locally famous fox, but does intent to humanely deter it from a "busy hospital site."

Construction has started on a massive 120,000 sq ft warehouse in Sidcup which is costing £30 million to build.

The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery rode through the streets of Woolwich on Saturday before a sombre gun salute was carried out in south east London to mark the passing of Prince Philip, The Duke of Edinburgh.

Police officers have said they "deeply regret" the upset caused by shutting down a Good Friday church service in south London for breaching coronavirus rules.

Two house fires in two days prompted dramatic rescues of a family and two men in Croydon recently as London fire Brigade (LFB) warned residents over fire safety measures.

A SINGER from Summerstown has topped music charts with an original single filmed partly on Garratts Lane.

Police are looking to speak to three men involved in a dog attack on Easter Sunday in Bushy Park.

An award-winning community gym in Deptford started making its own equipment to fit into people’s homes or offices to create a “pandemic-proof” element to its business.

Endangered Stag Beetle populations are thriving in Twickenham thanks to a supermarket grant scheme.

A small business on the Bermondsey Beer Mile was kept afloat through the pandemic by its “incredible” customers, its founder said.

Balham Post Office has officially reopened in a new, larger site.

A 19-year-old teenager was stabbed and injured in the early moments of Sunday morning (April 11), prompting a police appeal.

Boris Johnson said Monday is ‘a major step forward in our road map to freedom’.

The major redevelopment of the former Kodak factory and plans for a 34-room house in multiple occupation (HMO) will be discussed by Harrow councillors on Wednesday (April 14).

It is five years ago this week since a council moved to reassure residents after buying two drones.

VISITORS to Gunnersbury Park this May can celebrate the golden years of Ealing Studios, explore the secrets on our doorsteps in virtual walking tours, look back at VE Day celebrations and try cooking some of Poland’s famous dishes.

The number of passengers using Tube and bus services in London rose this morning as lockdown restrictions eased, initial data has revealed.

On May 6, Londoners will have a record number of candidates to choose from as they head to the polls to decide the next Mayor of London.

Today (Monday, 12th April) Big Issue vendors in London have returned to their pitches to sell the magazine for the first time since the third national lockdown.

Four fire engines and around 25 firefighters were called to a fire at a shop with flats above in New Barnet over the weekend.

If you are planning on braving the colder weather to visit your local beer garden from today, there will be a number of rules in place.

Pints will be poured for pub gardens, restaurants will serve diners outside and long-overdue haircuts will be sought in a major easing of England’s coronavirus lockdown today.

Eager beauty-lovers have booked haircuts and tanning services for soon after the clock strikes midnight on Monday.

A church which turned into a temporary vaccine clinic has successfully vaccinated over a hundred people in Croydon.

People in England will be able to enjoy a number of freedoms they have had to go without for months.

Following a number of health scares in recent years it is thought Prince Philip has had a lot of say in his funeral.

Something that has been amazing to behold over the past year has been the way in which people have come together in community to help out.

INTENSE tracking of COVID-19 has identified a single case of the South Africa variant in Hayes. It cannot be traced back to international travel.

Schools in Hertfordshire excluded pupils for sexual misconduct on dozens of occasions in just one year, figures reveal.

St Albans Crown Court is facing an increasing backlog of cases, figures show.

An Ealing Software Engineer will tackle her fear of heights by skydiving to raise funds for the charities - BulliesOut and Beauty with a Purpose. 

Epping High Street is pictured in the early 1900s showing the water fountain that was erected in 1887 to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee.

Council officers hope to see virtual meetings continue as Covid-19 restrictions ease, despite the Government’s request that physical sittings return next month.