Photo added of leaseholders (not named) on estate in Lambeth 

Met Police are urgently appealing for help in locating a newborn baby girl after her parents refused to cooperate with doctors who warned them she was in need of urgent treatment.

London saw its largest "Kill the Bill" protest to date on Saturday (May 1) after thousands gathered to demonstrate against a proposed bill of law granting the police greater powers to clamp down on protest action.

More than 15,000 fines were issued by police in London for breaches of Covid-19 laws over Christmas and the start of this year, figures show – around 90 per cent of all fines issued since the start of the pandemic.

The Met Office has predicted a washout in London on Bank Holiday Monday, with strong winds forecast throughout the afternoon and night.

Four children were rushed to hospital from Epsom yesterday after eating sweets which are believed to have contained cannabis.

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

Scientific advisors have given an estimated time frame of when people may be able to hug their loved ones- and it might be as early as June.  

IAM Smart argues that until anomalies are removed confidence in the simple “12 points and you are out” system will continue to be undermined.

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.

Traffic in Surbiton and New Malden was brought to a standstill this morning by two one-person climate protests.

A crowdfunding campaign has launched in an effort to raise £2.3 million to build a permanent memorial in London to the victims of the Covid-19 pandemic.

A man has been charged in connection with a serious assault in Hersham which left the victim in hospital with a serious stab wound.

London's weather is set to remain largely settled throughout the early part of this Bank Holiday weekend, though forecasters predict it becoming increasingly wet and windy.

Two arrests have been made following a reported fight near a school in Purley on Friday afternoon.

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.

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

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.

The change will be rolled out across its 2,600 UK stores from today.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A primary school in Purley Way has celebrated the opening of their huge roof terrace with a sensory garden, alongside the Mayor of Croydon.

A NEW TV programme at St Georges Hospital has left viewers in tears after a woman underwent a transfusion in her womb to save her only surviving triplet.

At least one man was arrested in relation to modern slavery in Epsom this week during a police operation targeting the heinous practice in the town.

THE world’s first floating sky pool is set to open in south west London next month.

Three people have been arrested and 26 dogs seized by police during a raid in Epsom targeting fraud activity this morning (Wednesday, April 28).

Authorities in Richmond are warning business owners over a scam that convinces people to buy unnecessary air purifying machines by exploiting fears related to coronavirus.

The government's Flood Information Service has issued flooding alerts in areas across Richmond today.

A 74-year-old is campaigning to protect the Freedom Pass – as she fears concessionary travel is in jeopardy for London's pensioners.

Activists with Greenpeace groups in Kingston and Richmond protested against government plans to promote mining in the Pacific Ocean this weekend (April 24-25).

The All England Lawn Tennis Club has decided to break tradition by scrapping its day of rest on the middle Sunday of the tournament from 2022, transitioning to a full 14-day tournament next year.

A 50-year-old mother was among protesters camping out in the gardens of a council estate in Battersea this week to prevent more trees from being felled to make way for a new housing development.

Police have authorised a section 60 in Merton after reports of a number of youths with weapons in the borough.