Police are appealing for help in finding a missing 15-year-old girl from the Lewisham and Brockley area.

A murder investigation has been launched in Croydon over a man wanted in connection with robberies.

With the first of two strikes taking place this starting, London travellers are facing chaos.

There are long delays this morning (Tuesday) on the M25 affecting Epping Forest and Waltham Abbey.

Government officials are investigating a Haringey Council magazine over claims the publication breaches legal guidance.

A “strong and determined” cancer patient has married the love of his life in hospital - just one day before moving to a hospice for end-of-life care.

A pensioner fined £5k over having two cars, a van with no wheels and assorted rubbish in his cluttered back garden is refusing to pay up.

Pancake-lovers in south London can celebrate Pancake Day with up to 20 per cent off Just Eat.

A mum from Orpington, who is undergoing treatment for breast cancer, has left her home to stay at her sister’s on an “air mattress in the living room” due to a rat infestation.

The London Underground will face severe disruption today as tube workers strike.

The fast-food giant is offering customers a bargain for Pancake Day.

Here’s everything you need to know about the child benefit tax and how to pay it.

Current rules require all tourists to fill out a Covid travel form before returning to the UK.

The new series will see celebrities find love but it all changes when their exes appear.

Violence continues to rage across the region, with thousands of citizens forced to flee their homes across the country’s borders.

London's markets have a long legacy of being the heart of London's merchant population in the 17th Century to now being staples for locals and tourists to eat and shop to their heart's content in the 21st Century.

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Not even living under a rock could keep you from hearing about this weeks latest war. Putin's aggression has been in the spotlight almost non-stop, which in turn has sparked interest in the Eastern European country. However as the saying goes, this w...

“Keep Fighting the GOOD FIGHT OF FAITH”

On Thursday 24th February, Chigwell School organised and held an event to remember: the Oxbridge Potentials event. Year 12 students from 3 different sixth forms (Chigwell School, Woodford County High School and Barking Abbey School) took part in the...

Gunnersbury Park, with the large mansion nestled inside it alongside a lake and other certainly-not-normal features, has always sparked my curiosity. Throughout my life I had been aware of some form of significance attached to the large mansion, but ...

Easter comes around every year so it's not unusual to see easter eggs flood the selves before the month of april even comes. But how many easter eggs are sold each year?

The Crossrail project is London’s biggest infrastructure product in decades. People have been waiting for it to open since late 2018. Now scheduled to open in the first half of 2022, the route should be one of the most useful and groundbreaking in ...

The Place has a warm place in my heart. Although I hadn't been there in a while (thanks, Covid), it still had the same cosy atmosphere as it did 3 years ago when I first moved into the area and visited it with my family. 

The UK constitution is unentrenched and uncodified, meaning that it is not encapsulated within one written document and can be majorly changed through simple majorities and normal legislative processes.  In contrast, the US constitution is codified ...

Philosophy is the study of general and fundamental questions. It helps explore the science of nature of humans and welfare which we studied in the Philosothon. I was given this opportunity by my school (NHEHS) to further develop my skills in philosop...

Calling all Festival Fans!!

The Englefield Green Village Centre Community Fridge opens its doors twice a week, to reduce waste and provide free food for the local community. This fridge is open and available to everyone in the community to access free, fresh food that would h...

On February 18th, one of the roughest storms in recent years hit the Uk, seeing record winds of up to 122mph in the isle of wight. It affected each region: north and south, east and west as red alerts were issued across the country. Kingston Upon Tha...

Black history month. A month to celebrate the achievements of black men and women across the world. A month to remember the bigotry and hardships our ancestors endured. A month to appreciate how far society has come and remind the world of how far we...

The Woven Child exhibits works from the last two decades of Louise Bourgeois’ life and is currently on at the Hayward Gallery in London until the 15th of May 2022. Bourgeois was a prolific French-American artist, best known for her large-scale scul...

The eye-opening collection of photography, featuring 40 incredible photographers, runs until 3rd April 2022.

February 1 2022 marks the Chinese lunar new year. Celebrations for the Chinese new year start on 31 January 2022 for 16 days to 15 February 2022. The Chinese new year is celebrated by more than 2  billion people worldwide and in China, people get 7 ...

Picture this: you are sprawled out on a hard, damp floor, your body close to shutting down. Too tired to move, too scared to sleep, too cold to stay in one place. Knowing you are at constant increased risk of hypothermia, schizophrenia, heart disease...

Shops all over the UK, ranging from a mum's favourite Bonmarche to the local Chinese, saw their untimely ends during the pandemic. Local businesses were faced with empty rooms, waiting for their vacant tills to gradually fill up with the uproar of cu...

Shrove Tuesday, or as it's more informally known as, Pancake Day, has been celebrated for centuries, with the tradition of eating pancakes on this day being documented in the Middle Ages. However, as Christianity and the following of festivals and ce...

Children's mental health week occured in February this year with the theme Growing Together. This theme inspired children to think about their growth as a person and how they could help their peers grow. All children have mental health and some wil...

Ukraine versus Russia. The politics and the war and the violence behind it. The common people stand behind it cowering in fear, not knowing what will happen, not knowing what to do. This is a time where many will feel scared, alone, isolated and anxi...

Like most towns, Crayford has had new shops opening and closing over the last few years, most recently including businesses based at the Tower Retail Park in Crayford's town center. However, the new food-based attractions seem to be eliciting mixed ...

Since the age of 13 I have been cycling the same route to school all year round; through sun, wind, rain, and even snow. During my time as a cyclist, I have noticed the shift towards greener travel which has been heavily supported by London Mayor Sad...

A walk in time: Dürer’s journey through early renaissance art

Russia and Ukraine are now in a state of war, following Putin officially invading Ukraine on the 24th of February after months of lining up troops on the borders and promising to not invade.

Just recently, Boris Johnson announced the full removal of all preventative laws for the spread of Covid-19. Replacing it is the new ‘living with Covid’ guidance, which, as the name suggests, does not contain many actions that need to take place ...

It’s Fairtrade Fortnight! From the 21st of February until the 6th March, Fairtrade towns across the UK are hosting events and raising awareness to promote Fairtrade.

How badly has COVID-19 truly affected the hospitality sector - an inside perspective.

Geneva. Its the small urban gem, and the gateway to the mountains!

The last day of the month February marks the beginning of Warner House’s Charity Week at Woodford County.

With the relaxing of restrictions this week, doctors fear that the number of cases will severely spike again to levels achieved in early February, leading to around 12,000 new cases everyday to start off March despite a roll-out of 6,500,000 vaccines...

Recently, the hashtag ‘BookTok’ has gained popularity on the popular app TikTok. This has caused many, including myself, too regain a love for reading. This new trend made me think, what causes us read?