People who have registered for a postal vote are being reminded to post their completed ballot paper as early as they can.

Vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi stressed a need for those who are fully-vaccinated to remain vigilant despite being fully protected.

These two photos of Old Church Road in Chingford, looking north towards the Greene Man, are more than 50 years apart.

You'll be able to pick up a bargain from the supermarket chains this Bank Holiday weekend.

The streaming giant has released a whole host of new shows and movies coming in May.

Transport for London has announced timetable changes for the Tube and Overground on May 1 and 2.

Tube workers on the Central Line will strike next week on May 6, the same day voters head to the polls to elect the Mayor of London.

Sadiq Khan has pledged to launch an “unprecedented campaign” to bring visitors back to central London if he is re-elected on May 6.

Police have charged a 38-year-old man with sexual assaulting a child and child abduction after a shocking incident in Welling.

Mayoral hopeful Luisa Porritt yesterday (April 29) visited Bermondsey’s Beer Mile as she called for a “brewery bailout” for London’s independent breweries.

Furious parents say it is only a matter of time before someone is seriously injured or killed outside a primary school in Bexley after the council opted to leave the children to "fend for themselves."

The London Fire Brigade have come to the rescue of two women after they became stranded in the muddy water's edge of the River Thames.

Transport for London has announced timetable changes for the Tube and Overground on May 1 and 2.

Teachers at a secondary school in Greenwich have gone on strike in defence of a psychology teacher who faces being sacked after speaking out over the alleged improper use of Covid tests.

Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust has said it is "working hard" to get through a large backlog of patients left behind during the Covid-19 pandemic.

A woman has been left 'petrified' after suffering from domestic abuse as she waits for emergency accommodation suitable for her autistic child.

Footage shows a pensioner from Sutton being reunited with his mobility scooter after his housing association allegedly locked a gate where his scooter was stored.

From Tuesday May 4 May until Monday 2 August 2021, dogs will be required to be on a lead in all areas of Richmond and Bushy Parks.

Members of Unite union working in Bromley Central Library are set to ballot today (April 30) for strike action, amid proposals from employer GLL to amend working hours.

After complaining about leaks in his bathroom for two years, a resident of the now almost infamous Regina Road tower blocks says it took shocking failings being exposed on the national news for the council to act.

Richmond is facing the ‘greatest care worker shortage to date’, according to a consortium of care providers.

THREE people from south London have been arrested as part of an ongoing operation to tackle romance fraudsters.

Police have released CCTV images of nine men linked to the violent anti-lockdown protest which saw 14 officers injured last weekend.

A samurai sword, knives and cannabis were found in a police search.

An Ealing-based Vincentian has shipped 18 barrels of essential items to support evacuees living in shelters following volcanic eruptions in St Vincent.

Tube workers on the Central Line will strike next week on May 6, the same day voters head to the polls to elect the Mayor of London.

Brent Council’s newly elected mayor vowed to help tackle poverty and pollution in the borough as she assumed her role in the first ever virtual handover.

Sadiq Khan has pledged to launch an “unprecedented campaign” to bring visitors back to central London if he is re-elected on May 6.

AN Uxbridge food company, famous for brands like Cheerios, Haagen-Dazs and Old El Paso, has reached its goal of 2,500 home-made meals for those needing them most in London

A STUDY of the Jack Petchey Foundation’s impact on young people since it first started in 1999, reveals that 200,000 Achievement Awards have been made.

RICHARD Bowyer will be the new chief executive of Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals Charity.

Controversial road closures and pop-up cycle lanes in Harrow will be scrapped following confirmation by senior councillors – though they stopped short of issuing an apology to residents.

Barnet Council’s money-saving plans were dealt a blow after a bid to put advertising banners in a local shopping area was turned down by its own councillors.

Residents in an area subjected to several major housing developments said they feel “abandoned and unloved” as their council approved another tower block in their neighbourhood.

Mayoral hopeful Luisa Porritt yesterday (April 29) visited Bermondsey’s Beer Mile as she called for a “brewery bailout” for London’s independent breweries.

The study also compared the AstraZeneca and Pfizer to see how side effects from the vaccines differ.

Motorists have been urged to expect delays in what is expected to be the busiest May Day bank holiday weekend since 2016.

Shaun Bailey this morning began a 32-hour bus tour of London as part of a final campaign push ahead of next week’s election.

Mayoral hopeful Farah London yesterday (April 28) delivered more than 1,000 reclaimed knives to City Hall to protest against rising knife crime.

A new gambling venue in Deptford would put children and vulnerable people at risk, while having a severe impact on local traders, according to an amenity society.

Some of the most talked-about issues to have made headlines in south London in recent weeks concern housing.

A Mitcham man who raped and kidnapped a 13-year-old girl has been attacked in prison.

A jihadist who plotted a gun and knife rampage with plans to target busy London sites is to challenge his conviction and life sentence at the Court of Appeal.

Wimbledon Times readers have been sharing their ideas for improving Centre Court as the shopping centre is in new hands.

Lewisham East MP Janet Daby has spoken out at bullying in parliament as she continues to await the outcome of a racism and sexism complaint she made over three years ago.

A teenage boy was one of a number of people held at gunpoint during an "incredibly traumatic" armed robbery in Lambeth, south London, recently.

A rogue landlord has been fined tens of thousands of pounds after authorities found multiple failings across several properties they said had been repeatedly ignored.

A High Court ruling that means council meetings can no longer be held virtually from May 7 has been labelled “disappointing” by Lewisham’s chief executive after an increase in public participation.

The study also compared the AstraZeneca and Pfizer to see how side effects from the vaccines differ.

Wandsworth Police have issued an appeal to help identify a man wanted for 'a serious sexual offence' against an elderly person.