A forensics tent has been erected after police shut a road in Stratford.

Westbourne Park Road is blocked after a 'building fire'.

A seven-bedroom house in Redington Road, Hampstead - a street where the likes of Thierry Henry and Tim Burton have lived - is on the market.

Southwark recorded almost six times as many burglaries as Kingston upon Thames in September 2026, despite burglaries across London falling by 3.9% in a year according to Metropolitan Police data.

A Kent woodland has been named one of the best places in Britain for an autumn walk – and it's just 90 minutes from London.

Families can enjoy free Halloween pumpkin painting at Regent's Park and Greenwich Park this October, with sessions available across three days.

Drivers face major London road closures affecting the A40 Westway, M25, Waterloo Bridge and central London streets.

Metropolitan Police figures show which south-west London borough recorded the most criminal offences in September.

A Tooting McDonald’s has reopened after a redesign, with its franchisee donating £2,026 to Ronald McDonald House UK.

A new Highgate plaque honours 17th-century poet and political satirist Andrew Marvell, marking his lost London cottage at Waterlow Park.

Croydon train passengers face a weekend of Southern service changes as engineering work leaves London Victoria without any trains on Sunday (October 18).

Discover 9 pumpkin picking patches in and around London for Halloween 2026, including farms in Sidcup, Orpington and Surrey, with dates and ticket prices.

October half-term deals: children eat free or for as little as 95p at Asda, Morrisons, Bella Italia, Ikea and more across England, Wales and Scotland.

London has been ranked the fifth most expensive city in Europe for a day out, with visitors spending an average of £118.37.

There’s a London afternoon tea minutes from Covent Garden completely inspired by the iconic children's book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

I recently visited Bocconcino in Soho with a friend for a special meal to celebrate her upcoming wedding, and it was such a lovely evening from start to finish.

I visited Lakeside Shopping Centre's new Look Again personal styling experience and discovered confidence, autumn fashion inspiration and some surprising new stores.

I went on a walk around Hampstead Heath in London, which was named as one of the UK's best Sunday strolls by GO Outdoors

Southeastern passengers face a weekend of train cancellations and diversions as engineering work closes railway lines across south-east London.

A family-run butchers and Brazilian grocer in Thornton Heath has applied for an alcohol licence - but existing council Impact Areas have posed a possible problem.

Pizza chain Caprinos opened a new Greenwich store Wednesday at 106 Trafalgar Road, SE10 9UW, and are celebrating with discounts until 18 October

A festive party experience featuring live music, games and audience participation is returning to south east London with a new home in Greenwich.

A forensics tent has been erected as police have shut West Hame Lane in Stratford.

A violent knifepoint robbery involving a £140,000 Richard Mille watch in Mayfair has led to three men being jailed.

A Wembley nightclub near Alperton has had its licence suspended and is forced to close after a shooting on Douglas Avenue.

Three people have died and two schools faced major knife incidents in a horrifying week across London.

A crash on the M25 is causing long delays.

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Camden’s former Odeon cinema reopens as Plaza Camden on October 17, offering live events, classic films, theatre, art and a free family film club.

The A1 is blocked due to a crash on Barnet Way.

HS2 plans to close Old Oak Common Lane for four years from 2028, prompting concerns from residents over congestion, access and disruption.

A "loveable" man, Billy, has been found dead after he went missing in Erith a week ago.

A man has been arrested after a fatal crash with a moped on Lea Bridge Road near Clapton.

A petition to save La Sainte Union Catholic School in Highgate has gained hundreds of signatures as Camden Council considers closure plans on October 20.

Data has revealed which secondary schools in Barking and Dagenham were the most in demand with the most Year 7 first-choice entries for 2026/27.

Croydon’s Whitgift Centre looks set to lose another retailer after TGJones launched a closing down sale.

The Strand Christmas lights will switch on November 12, featuring 96,000 LEDs and fairy figures inspired by the Savoy Theatre’s theatrical history in London.

A man has died after a crash involving a car and a moped in Clapton at Lea Bridge Road.

London will see its final 6pm sunset of 2026 on Sunday, October 18, before the clocks go back and evenings become noticeably darker.

A pharmacist has been jailed after orchestrating a £1.3 million NHS prescription fraud, selling cancer drugs from fake prescriptions.

Oliver Bonas is opening a new store at Clapham Junction station on October 17, selling fashion, homeware, beauty products, jewellery and gifts.

McDonald's in Tooting has reopened after a major refurbishment featuring a redesigned dining area, new technology and improved facilities for customers.

Call of Duty fans can explore a Seoul-inspired immersive gaming experience in Shoreditch, London, ahead of the launch of Modern Warfare 4 on October 23.

A multi-vehicle crash on the M25 caused long delays and one lane closed on the clockwise carriageway.

A multi-vehicle crash is causing major traffic on the M25.

A teenager who travelled to the UK to carry out an assassination has been jailed.

An earlier police incident caused long delays and congestion.

The Met Office forecasts a mixed weekend in London, with heavy rain on Friday before sunshine and cooler temperatures arrive.

London Overground passengers are being warned of disruption this weekend, with several lines affected by planned engineering works.

A Notting Hill homeowner has accused Kensington and Chelsea Council of bias after his plans for a modern extension to his £1.2m property were rejected.