The coronavirus vaccine rollout has been extended to 36 and 37-year-olds as cases of the Indian variant have doubled in the space of one week.

A man who threatened to shoot a cashier has been sentenced to 30-months in prison for an armed robbery in Clapham.

An independent beer shop is celebrating its 16th year of trading in Twickenham by collaborating with a local brewery.

A Hampton teenager has designed an app to improve everyday life for dementia sufferers.

Wandsworth Arts Fringe is set to return with a mix of digital and live events this June.

Lewisham Council is set to award a £1.7 million refugee resettlement contract to the Refugee Council. 

Four men have been bailed after a convoy of cars draped in Palestinian flags were seen with passengers yelling "f*** the Jews' through north London last weekend.

Customers have taken to social media to share examples of scammers using highly “sophisticated tactics” to defraud the public.

Harrow is among the ‘most prosperous’ areas in London, according to a new report.

Business leaders in London have urged Sadiq Khan and the Government to agree to an extension of TfL’s emergency funding deal.

The Archiocese of Southwark must pay its own costs for an inquiry after its application to force Lewisham Council to cover them was refused.  

At least 29 cases of the worrying Indian coronavirus strain have been detected in south east London this week, causing concern on the day indoor hospitality reopens across England.

Police in Bexley say they have "put a stop" to a long string of criminal damage on cars after two males were arrested and charged this week.

Vandals have reportedly targeted Plumstead Common with a bizarre crime, with bark being ripped from a row of around 20 trees.

At least 10 cases of the 'India Variant' of Covid-19 have been detected in Croydon according to new figures released by Public Health England (PHE).

A handful of changes are being considered to improve the borough’s public spaces after the pandemic.

Lib Dem Councillors in Carshalton Central have issued an apology after wrongly accusing a football club of applying for adult entertainment on-site.

A Wimbledon zookeeper is set to swim 5k by Bournemouth Pier to raise vital funds for London Zoo alongside his father.

New data shows the London boroughs hit hardest by dog thieves.

Charities in Wimbledon have a chance to win a share of a £25,000 prize pot to help their recovery from the coronavirus crisis.

A 14-year-old boy has been stabbed at Teddington Lock.

More than one million Covid-19 vaccinations have now been given in south west London, figures reveal.

Families of the Croydon tram crash victims are set to relive the "nightmare" as the inquest into the deaths opens today ( May 17 ).

THREE teenagers have been charged with the murder of Abdirizak Hassan.

TWO valuable pieces of Ealing Council’s Martinware collection, stolen in 2005 and 2007, have been returned following a complex recovery operation.

Tottenham legend Ossie Ardiles joined local volunteers and members of our Armed Forces Spurs Supporters’ Club to distribute Foodbank flyers in the community.

It is ten years ago this week since the rich history of Epping Forest was highlighted to its omission from a popular travel guide and a stereotypical description of Essex.

The MP for Finchley and Golders Green has blasted the anti-semitic protests seen in north London over the weekend saying they made him "sick to my stomach".

A consultation on a major redevelopment scheme has been extended – and residents are now able to attend in-person drop-in sessions on the plans.

​Acton-based food charity City Harvest has delivered ten million meals in London in the last year to vulnerable groups.

Councillors in north-west London have urged everyone to remain vigilant in the face of the Covid-19 virus following the further relaxing of restrictions.

Business leaders in London have urged Sadiq Khan and the Government to agree to an extension of TfL’s emergency funding deal.

The National Lottery is on the hunt for a EuroMillions UK Millionaire Maker winner in Harrow or Brent who is sitting on a £1m ticket.

Leaseholders on a council estate were not told about asbestos risks in their homes until more than a year after they were flagged up in reports.

MORE than £15m has now gone to charities from the Hospice Lottery Partnership since 1997.

New homes built through Permitted Development (PD) rights must meet the Government's new space standard introduced on April 6, 2021. A recent planning appeal shows the necessity for the new standards.

The streaming giant has released a whole host of new shows and movies coming this week.

For safety and convenience, table service and app ordering is encouraged, meaning customers can order and eat their meals without leaving their table.

Fourteen young people are still missing from in and around South London after being reported missing in the past six months, according to the charity Missing People.

Are you looking for a pub to visit as restrictions continue to ease? If so, this may help you.

The Metropolitan Police has welcomed seven newborn puppies in memory of a police officer killed in the line of duty in Croydon.

Police have been granted extra patrols in Croydon after being called out to "aggressive" party-goers and a knife-wielding man on the early hours of Sunday morning.

A man has been left fighting for his life after he was stabbed at a restaurant in Tooting on Friday ( May 14).

Here’s what a trip for a spot of retail therapy in England might look like from 17 May.

Four people have been arrested after a convoy of cars draped in Palestinian flags were seen with yells of "f*** the Jews' through north London today.

This week our stroll down Memory Lane is somewhat longer than usual, so here we go. In fact we are travelling 6,000 miles to remember my first trip to Hollywood some 33 years ago but I still remember well. As a lifelong film fan, Tinseltown is the Me...

It is a sobering thought that the dip in carbon dioxide emissions over the past 12 months, falling up to 17 per cent due to the pandemic, meant the world was back to 2006 levels for the year.

Around six cars were seen driving together, with one man yelling “f*** the Jews, rape their daughters’.

The wonderful postcard above from c1900 shows Old Station Road near the junction of Loughton High Road with two men in the foreground posing at the camera.

I am writing to say thank you to the many residents (1,069) who felt able to give me one of their four town council votes in the Loughton Roding Ward last Thursday in the local elections.