Plans for 1,500 homes on the Greenwich Peninsula have been slammed by a local MP due to its excessive height.

A man in his 30s has been hospitalised with a serious head injury following an unknown incident in Croydon.

The plan to cut emissions also includes an end to sales of new petrol and diesel passenger cars by 2035.

Nick Knowles has hosted DIY SOS for over two decades, since it debuted in 1999. 

A 12-month trial of e-scooter rentals in London will begin in June, TfL has today confirmed.

Campaigners are celebrating after a High Court judge ordered that planning permission for new homes on their estate should be quashed.

Concerns over the spread of a new and highly transmissible strain of the Covid-19 virus first detected in India are being furthered with cases detected in a number of south west London boroughs.

Transport for London (TfL) has secured another short-term extension of its Government bailout as negotiations on a longer deal continue, the authority announced.

The next big change in the Government's third coronavirus lockdown has happened, with a whole host of hospitality and entertainment options reopening on May 17.

A 1,200 seat theatre and massive new creative district is set to open in Woolwich in September as part of a £31.6 million restoration project.

A pedestrian crossing has been painted in the colours of the transgender flag in Sutton Town Centre.

A charity football match featuring former legends of the game will take place at Selhurst Park on June 1, organizers have announced.

A prison governor who spends his spare time as a pacer at marathon events is taking on 11 marathons in 11 days.

Clapham cheerleaders are going for gold at a national competition.

TWO pop-up Covid-19 vaccination clinics are set to open in Merton this week.

An aspiring fire fighter has trekked from Tooting to Brighton to raise money for a cause close to his heart.

Petersham residents have complained after being awoken in the early hours last week by a helicopter landing on a nearby golf course.

Police are re-appealing for help to locate a missing 57-year-old from Putney.

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. 

Some Lengthy stretches of road in Epping Forest are set to be temporarily closed for roadworks to take place.

A 12-month trial of e-scooter rentals in London will begin in June, TfL has today confirmed.

A moped rider who indecently exposed himself to lone women in Haringey and east London has been jailed.

A former member of the British Army is one of a team of six wounded veterans urging others to join them and saddle up to raise vital funds for fellow wounded and sick veterans.

A former business student who impressed on a work experience placement with BP while at college has landed a job with the oil and gas giant.

Two working mums from Enfield have revealed it is “nerve-racking and exciting” to have launched their new business in sustainable products.

HINDS the jewellers, which has its head office in Uxbridge, and Serco UK are among firms regularly sending staff to Hillingdon Council’s COVID-19 test centres for those without symptoms.

A newsagent was granted an alcohol licence after agreeing not to stock beer, lager, or cider in an attempt to curb street drinking.

The direction of a one-way street outside a parade of shops in Cockfosters is to be reversed.

Councils in north-west London will continue to stream public meetings for the foreseeable future after they found it had a positive effect on resident engagement.

The leader of Barnet Council called on people to be vigilant as the coronavirus lockdown restrictions were eased further.

FIREFIGHTERS are reminding people of kitchen and laundry goods safety advice after a blaze at a nursery in Windmill Road, Ealing, last night (17).

The Indian coronavirus variant has become the most prominent variant of the virus in Brent.

An eight-year-old maths whizz from Enfield has been crowned ‘top mathlete’ as part of a global competition.

Sadiq Khan yesterday (May 17) launched the ‘London Eats’ campaign as indoor hospitality venues welcomed back customers for the first time since January.

Transport for London’s emergency funding deal from the Government has been extended until May 28, the Department for Transport has announced.

Transport for London’s emergency funding deal from the Government has been extended until May 28, the Department for Transport has announced.

An Enfield councillor has quit Labour to join the Green Party, saying he had recently felt “restrained from championing the core needs of local residents”.

A boxer who pocketed £250,000 in an insurance fraud scheme to fund his lavish lifestyle has been jailed for a second time.

LONDON Mayor Sadiq Khan is to review the Perceval House tower block scheme in Ealing next Monday (24).

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.

Sadiq Khan yesterday (May 17) launched the ‘London Eats’ campaign as indoor hospitality venues welcomed back customers for the first time since January.

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.