A teenage girl has become the third youngster to be arrested in connection with the death of a father in Chingford.

A heavy emergency services presence has been deployed in Plymouth amid a “serious firearms incident” resulting in a “number of fatalities”, Devon and Cornwall Police said.

A father-of-three was in his pyjamas when he found out he'd won a £70,000 cash-and-car prize after buying a 90p ticket from an online competition company.

A school says it is celebrating “excellent” GCSE results achieved by Year 11 pupils this year.

Two 14-year-old boys have been arrested after a 45-year-old man was stabbed to death in Chingford.

A dad has been stabbed to death defending his teenage daughter from a group of boys who were harassing her, according to neighbours.

A cycling campaigner says Redbridge Council should not have scrapped the low-traffic Quiet Streets scheme due to a “culture war provoked by right-wingers”.

A man has been stabbed to death in Chingford.

A fostering agency has objected to Ofsted’s claim it is “not yet delivering good help and care for children and young people”.

Nightclub bosses have warned that the introduction of vaccine passports next month will be “detrimental to business” as London’s nightlife scene faces a slow return to normal since July 19.

An Ilford landlord has successfully overturned a £2,500 fine from Redbridge Council for letting her flat without a licence.

A Whipps Cross patient died after receiving a "suboptimal" dose of medication for four days, an inquest revealed.

Detectives are appealing for witnesses and dash cam footage after a pedestrian died following a collision.

New skills emerge through efforts to support the low carbon and green skills climate agenda as leading building services and facilities management company, Aston Group, teams up with Waltham Forest College to install their first electric vehicle char...

New Leyton Orient boss Kenny Jackett was pleased to come away with a 1-1 draw at Salford.

Our lives are shifting online more than ever, meaning that digital assets are playing an ever greater role in everyday life.

Twenty-eight died following contact with police in London last year, figures have revealed.

A rural picture of Loughton High Road at the turn of the 20th century with just a few scattered shops and the Old Bank.

Why are people not getting vaccinated at the moment? Some 90 per cent of the population have received one jab, and another 68 per cent have had two jabs at time of writing.

Walthamstow has seen more pubs close than any other part of East London covered by the Guardian - and this week we complete our look at those that have pulled their final pints in E17.

The photo above from 1888 shows Jones Forge, locally known as the Smithy, in Chingford.

Whenever I hear of Northern Ireland, I think of Ian Paisley. Sitting at home during my childhood, after ham, egg and chips for tea I would, due to father being back from work, be forced to watch the news. The city of Belfast is synonymous with the Tr...

The real Olympics may be going on in Tokyo right now, but a canoeing club in south east London have seen their own share of sporting success this week.

London’s transport network could be hit by more strikes later this year as a leading transport union announces plans to oppose a review into TfL’s pension scheme.

Motorists who fail to follow the rules on London’s Red Route roads could face an increased fine of £160 under new plans.

Due to the extreme heat, the air around the meteors glows and can leave behind trails of light and fireball explosions.

The announcement will impact half of the population and is mainly down to rising wholesale fuel costs, particularly gas, Ofgem say.

The government will issue an update on the UK travel green, amber and red list later today.

It’s been 10 years since the London riots. Here's a timeline of events.

Almost 8,000 children were suspended from school in 2019/2020 – despite lockdown restrictions severely limiting numbers able to be taught in classrooms for a large part of the year.

Police officers uncovered a guns factory and arrested four people as part of a crackdown on violent crime in east London.

A point of sale notice will be displayed in all retail stores that are selling this product.

Bournemouth will host recently relegated West Brom on Friday night live in front of Sky Sports cameras as fans return to the terraces.

Experts have said offering a Covid-19 vaccine to 16 and 17-year-olds could reduce transmission of coronavirus.

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 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.

Staff from a hospital trust will be taking part in the London Triathlon in memory of a 22-year-old woman who died earlier this year.

A survey commissioned by the bank quizzed 2,000 people to compare perceptions of likely fraud victims to its own data on fraud cases.

The offer is only open to people aged 16 and over.

This extension follows an initial three-month pilot and will see the service remain in place at the original 150 participating stores across the UK.

Home owners in London can make thousands a year by renting out their driveways, it has been revealed.

London’s Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) is to expand its work following investments from City Hall and the Home Office in a bid to tackle violent crime.

This week’s planned strikes across the Tube network have been called off following “last ditch” talks between Tube bosses and union representatives.

Leyton Orient boss Kenny Jackett has told his players they all have to pitch in with goals this season, if they are to be promoted.

The deal comes as part of a government incentive to encourage younger people to get vaccinated against coronavirus. 

It was fond on top of a substation transformer and locals were puzzled as to how the creature could have got there.

The Pentagon is the headquarters building for the United States Department of Defense.

It is ten years ago this week that two animal welfare groups distanced themselves from claims they would back the return of greyhound racing to the area.

Nearly 350,000 Londoners were still on furlough at the end of June despite the imminent easing of lockdown restrictions, according to new Government figures.

The Road Haulage Association previously said it believes there is a shortfall of about 60,000 haulage drivers in the UK.