London has the lowest rate of vaccine uptake in England according to data published by Public Health England.

As lockdown restrictions ease across the UK, garden get-togethers and afternoons in the beer garden have largely been put on hold this month.

Anti-racism protesters have called for “justice” as they gathered in south London to commemorate almost a year since the death of George Floyd.

The UK's first ‘bring your own towel scheme’ has launched at a hair salon in Merton.

In a quiet housing estate in Vauxhall is a shop lined with long tables piled high with produce.

Public Health England (PHE) has identified a new strain of the virus and it is being described as a variant under investigation.

Sadiq Khan visited the new Nine Elms Tube station today as the Northern Line extension nears completion.

A South West London communications officer is raising vital funds for Mind, Shelter and Cancer Research UK.

A former Great Ormond Street hospital porter who sexually abused boys in the linen room left his victims "profoundly scarred", a court has heard.

The government’s transport secretary has said he is “pushing very hard” for a partial reopening of Hammersmith Bridge this summer.

The Indian Covid variant has now been found in a multitude of places across the country.

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

Brockwell Park is once again set to be home to an open-air cinema this summer.  

More wet weather is forecast to follow this week after thunder and lightning was joined by a freakish hail storm sweeping across south London yesterday.

A Tooting MP has spoken out in criticism of a joint operation by Met Police and the Home Office, targeting food delivery drivers

A nurse who looked after Boris Johnson when he was seriously ill with Covid-19 has resigned, citing the Government's 1% pay offer and its lack of respect for the profession.

A Russian supermarket which has been dubbed the new Lidl has set its sights on opening a store in south London.

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 basement of a former pub in Lambeth Road was converted into an illegal nightclub with a sound system, dancefloor, and fully stocked bar.

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.

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

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.

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

The leader of Lambeth Council has “vehemently denied” allegations of sexual harassment and unwanted touching, according to a report in The Guardian on May 16.  

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

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

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

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.

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.

Two teenagers have been charged over the murder of 24-year-old Abdirizak Hassan.

A MAN who stabbed a shopkeeper after trying to steal money from a newsagents in Colliers Wood has been jailed for 10 years.

The changes will come into effect from January 1, 2022 and will affect whether a person qualifies for state pension or not.

Two more people have been arrested as police continue their investigation into the fatal stabbing of 24-year-old Abdirizak Hassan in Putney.

The message came as Boris Johnson led a Downing Street press conference alongside England's chief medical officer professor Chris Whitty.

A Putney woman has spoken of her relief after getting her marriage visa approved – but only following a difficult 16 week wait.

Bus capacity is set to double on board London buses as TfL prepares for an influx of returning passengers in line with the latest easing of lockdown next week.

Over one million doses of a coronavirus vaccine have been administered in south west London boroughs, NHS authorities in the region announced today (Friday, July 14).

An independent micro distillery has been internationally recognised - only seven months after launching.

The Prime Minister has said there is "increasing concern" about the variant.

A south London woman has said a gift from her neighbour to celebrate Eid has restored her "faith in humanity".

Five more days of bus strikes have been announced in London with unions angry at bus operator Metroline over its controversial 'remote sign-on' policy.

London's £19bn Crossrail project has begun running test trains through the centre of the capital as plans ramp up ahead of next year's opening..

Lambeth Council is set to be investigated by the Housing Ombudsman Service (HOS) over its handling of complaints.  

A south London man has been charged with assault and burglary after a robbery attempt on Felix Road in Walton went awry.

Lidl has revealed nearly 100 sites where it plans to open new supermarkets across south London.