A 13-year-old boy has been charged after two pupils were stabbed at Kingsbury High School.

A 13-year-old boy has been charged after two pupils were stabbed at Kingsbury High School.

A person has been pronounced dead at the scene of an incident on the tracks near Westcombe Park station.

Train services to Heathrow Terminal 4 remain suspended this morning after a signalling fault, with disruption expected to continue until at least 11am.

Severe delays on the District line affect routes from Earl’s Court to Wimbledon, Richmond and Ealing Broadway due to signalling and train faults. Alternative travel options available.

An emergency services incident near a primary school in Harlesden has blocked the road, causing buses to go on diversion.

Ongoing police work at a secondary school in Brent has resulted in another day of closures for part of the school.

There are severe delays on the District line due to a faulty train at Barking this morning.

A well-presented two-bedroom first-floor flat set within the ever-popular Gondar Gardens in West Hampstead.

Restaurant Gordon Ramsay High has earned its first Michelin star and has been praised for its outstanding food and service.

Jason Perry says he wants another term as Croydon's executive mayor to “get the job done” and continue what he describes as Croydon's “journey of improvement”.

Whether you're looking to explore the countryside with your family or a break by the sea, there's something for everyone from Sykes Cottages this February.

Phat Buns burger restaurant has opened in South Street, Romford, replacing Stack & Sizzle.

The Highgate Society has said fresh expansion plans from Highgate School have made only minor amendments and don't address residents' concerns.

Check the London Underground, Overground, and Elizabeth Line closures this weekend (February 13 to February 15) and don't be caught out.

Metropolitan line closure as TfL shuts London Underground services for four days between Harrow-on-the-Hill, Amersham, Chesham and Watford.

Plans to convert parts of a London office building into an flexible office or education space have been approved.

London once had bendy buses; find out what happened to them and why they were replaced.

Wimbledon MP Paul Kohler on the allegations that Peter Mandelson shared market-sensitive information with Jeffrey Epstein.

A wellness clinic in central London is using legally prescribed ketamine as part of supervised therapy programmes aimed at treating depression and trauma.

Camden celebrates topping out of two new hostels on Camden Road and Chester Road, providing 89 energy-efficient temporary homes to tackle London’s housing.

Barnet Council offers council tax relief for terminally ill residents, joining Manchester and Barnsley. Policy aims to ease financial strain.

Lloyds Banking Group to close 95 bank branches, including Lloyds, Halifax, and Bank of Scotland, in London and UK-wide from May 2026 to March 2027.

Bromley locals have spoken about what they’d like to see the new units become in the former Debenhams.

Tower Hamlets has been revealed as the most popular area for first-time home buyers in the UK, according to research by Property Buyers Today.

Crime in Croydon down under Mayor Jason Perry, with Live Facial Recognition tech helping police arrest over 100 wanted criminals since 2023.

A former children's hospice shop in Dagenham could be transformed into a new restaurant if plans are approved.

Drivers will not face higher parking charges this year after a council decided to freeze fees.

Battersea Dogs & Cats Home is searching for new homes for a group of young dogs in London and Old Windsor, each with different needs and personalities.

Carshalton & Wallington MP Bobby Dean says St Helier Hospital A&E is at crisis point, with 12-hour waits and corridor care.

The RunThrough London Half & 10K is set to return to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park next month.

King Neptune Fish & Chips in Plaistow has been hit with a 0 food hygiene rating following an inspection in December 2025.

Islington Council claims its jobs programme has helped 6,000 residents into work since 2020 via apprenticeships, training, and targeted employment support.

LSST opens Construction Training Centre in Wembley, investing £1m to tackle skills shortages, boost local jobs, and support Brent and London regeneration.

Brits traveling to Capri, Italy, are being warned about a little-known water bottle rule that could result in a €500 fine.

Catford's Grips Tyres garage owner Reg, 78, has raised more than £23,000 for St Christopher’s Hospice by donating air pump fees.

Voluntary groups in Harrow and Brent can apply for POhWER’s Arthur Bate Fund grants of up to £2,000 to support new or expanded advocacy projects.

Brent Council urges the Government to let boroughs keep at least 50% of Visitor Levy revenues from the proposed tourist tax to support services in areas like Wembley.

Little Stars Nursery in Erith was closed by Ofsted the day after a child was injured in an alleged assault, News Shopper can reveal.

London Underground delays and Tram closures are causing rush hour disruption. TfL advises commuters to check routes as Bakerloo line and Trams face issues.

The driver who killed Peter Maughan in a crash has given evidence in the murder trial.

The suspect of a double stabbing at Kingsbury High School was arrested in a mosque after he allegedly fled the scene.

The Met Police arrested a suspected escaped prisoner in Thamesmead.

Beloved pubs and the Phoenix Cinema are among ten Barnet buildings that have gained Asset of Community Value status since Labour took control of Barnet Council.

Transport for London has launched 157 apprenticeship roles this year across the organisation.

A new exhibition exploring Wallace & Gromit, Shaun the Sheep and more opens at the Young V&A this week, showcasing 50 years of Aardman animation.

Barnet Council has refused a plan to convert The Railway Hotel, Edgware, from historic pub to community centre, citing heritage loss and lack of viability evidence.

A camera museum, shop, café and cigar lounge in central London is on sale for £209,999 on Zoopla.

Plans to change the use of retail spaces in Romford into new homes have been rejected over concerns about noise and light levels.

People can enjoy discounted entry at X-Treme Air, Crook Log Leisure Centre, Bexley, for £3.50 per person on selected 2026 school holiday dates.