The Met Police in London has revealed the most wanted list.

People travelling to the UK from amber list countries can avoid self-isolation rules on arrival by showing their EU Digital Covid Certificate.

Police investigating the online racial abuse of England players following the Euro 2020 final against Italy have made 11 arrests so far.

Police are concerned for the welfare of a man missing from a mental health facility in Tooting.

Police are concerned for the welfare of a man missing from a mental health facility who is believed to be travelling on south east London buses.

The risk of a repeat of riots that scarred London and other major towns and cities a decade ago is “higher than ever”, Labour has said.

A crane has lifted the first of 25 factory-made modular homes onto the site of a new development in a former Burnt Ash Lane car park.

Members of a support group for people with young onset dementia enjoyed afternoon tea at a five-star hotel with a star of an Oscar-winning film based on their condition.

Thousands more infections of Covid-19 were confirmed in south west London according to the most recent data released by Public Health England (PHE).

Pictures show EastEnders star Martin Kemp at a bingo hall in Sutton over the weekend.

Epping Forest District Council has approved a number of initiatives to tackle the district’s litter problem, which has worsened since the pandemic.

A WILDFLOWER meadow has been developed on the site of a former Covid-19 mortuary.

More than 1,500 people in Epping Forest were contacted by the NHS Covid-19 app and told to isolate in the latest week for which figures are available.

An allotmenteer from Beckenham has been rewarded for her fruit and vegetable lockdown growing efforts at Beckenham Place Park Show.

A councillor has faced criticism after he moved 1,000 miles from his Colliers Wood ward.

Lewisham Council has said its refuse and recycling collections have been delayed recently as a result of positive Covid tests and self-isolation.

Merton Council has launched an internal investigation in response to a viral video that shows a council worker shouting at a resident.

Music, film and food festival, South Facing, launches today (Thursday) at Crystal Palace Bowl.

A Croydon cabbie is celebrating after the council said it would scrap almost all of the 100 fines he got for entering a restricted zone near his home.

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The DVLA has confirmed there are delays for driving licence applications in the UK.

A brand-new college campus and hundreds of new homes have been approved in Greenwich in an "exciting new chapter" for the area.

Under existing guidance, some children aged 12 to 17 have been eligible for the jab if they have underlying health conditions.

Family and friends of murdered sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman gathered at a vigil to remember the two women on what would have been Nicole’s 29th birthday.

A pub in Penge has passionately defended having a Pride flag on display behind its bar after receiving some "very hurtful" messages response to the gesture.

An area of Lewisham is holding a referendum to determine how planning decisions affecting the community are made in the future.

Cases of a respiratory illness in children and babies is experiencing a large spike in Bexley and other areas of the country, and health experts are warning parents of a post-pandemic 'immunity debt'.

A man has been accused of attacking his flatmate with a pair of shears then going into the centre of Woolwich and attacking random members of the public.

Average house prices have more than doubled in some of the boroughs which hosted the London 2012 Olympics, with Greenwich above the capital's average rise.

There are long delays on the M25, with all traffic being held anticlockwise following a crash at the Dartford Crossing.

Almost ten years ago, south east London experienced rioting and disorder in the wake of Mark Duggan’s death.

Police are searching for a man linked to a dog attack on Wandsworth Common.

Battersea Arts Centre has announced an autumn season of inspiring female-led theatre events.

Around 60 firefighters are tackling a fire that broke out at a pub in Battersea Rise earlier today (Wednesday, August 4).

A jealous student who ran over his girlfriend and left her with life-changing injuries has been jailed for more than ten years.

Police in Wandsworth are searching for a missing 14-year-old girl.

There are retailers and then there are retailers. Go2Games in Croydon is the latter.

Since the beginning of the pandemic, and the lockdowns that followed, the question being asked by real estate investors, retailers, shoppers and even local councils is - how will shopping centres survive?

Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust have announced that they are no longer offering the AstraZeneca (AZ) Covid-19 vaccine, although walk-in hospital clinics continue offer Pfizer jabs.

Traffic and delays are building after a vehicle fire on the A282 Queen Elizabeth II Bridge at Dartford Crossing.

Motorists driving into London are facing possible disruption due to the overnight and weekend closure of a road from an M1 junction for six weeks, while two streets in the Barnet area are set to be shut for more than two months due to roadworks

A massive new park on fields that ‘inspired The Railway Children’ could come to South London.

Drivers using a major road junction in the Harrow area are facing disruption later this month due to temporary closures for roadworks.

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A charity that has provided a lifeline for so many people during the pandemic is now raising money to help give children the right start to a school year.

A GYM owner is set to stand trial charged with allegedly refusing to close the business and breaching Covid-19 restrictions.

Family and friends of two murdered sisters Bibaa Henry and Nicole Smallman have gathered at a vigil for what would have been Nicole’s 29th birthday.

The families of the Croydon tram crash victims have requested a fresh inquest into the deaths of their loved ones.

A single Walthamstow mother told by Waltham Forest Council to move into a pest-ridden shared home and then to Stoke-on-Trent has been forced to move once again.

On this week ten years ago, images of destruction and devastation spread like wildfire across London.