Drivers at the Lea Interchange Bus Company in Leyton are set to strike in February, following claims of being bullying and 'union busting'

 

Princess of Wales pub, in Hackney is set for a new burger shack after plans were approved by Hackney Council.

Goresbrook Road in Dagenham is closed after a van crashed into a fence.

A teenager has been stabbed to death in a town in Surrey with a murder investigation now underway.

Want to experience the world's most beautiful rivers for your 2026 break? Then say hello to Riviera Travel, the UK’s leading river cruise and escorted tour operator.

London's Creative Enterprise Zones are set to receive a £2.2 million funding boost

The Department for Education (DfE) has released data on how students in Croydon’s secondary schools performed in their GCSEs.

A killer accused of releasing a rap music video about his murder victim Jimmy Mizen had his transfer to an open prison blocked by justice secretary David Lammy.

A major expansion of Woodside School in Belvedere has moved forward, providing 140 SEN places and a new sixth form, as Bexley Council considers the latest planning details.

A London teacher was left 'mortified' after a stranger passed her a handwritten note in a café, accusing her of being so loud she had to leave.

The government has u-turned on plans to make its proposed digital ID system compulsory, but do Your Local Guardian readers support the change?

Twinkles Cabaret brings free alternative comedy to The Cross Keys, Hammersmith. Enjoy stand-up, sketches and cabaret acts monthly—no booking required.

Rail disruption in south west London: Network Rail engineering works affect Kingston, New Malden, Twickenham & Shepperton during February half term. Plan ahead.

The Labour government has stepped back from plans to make its proposed digital ID system mandatory, but do south east Londoners agree with the move?

The Telegraph has revealed its ranking of Britain’s 20 biggest cities from worst to best, and London is not in the top spot.

The owners of a Belsize Park cafe have had to close while they seek new investors, this paper has been told.

Brooklyn Beckham publicly accuses parents David and Victoria of family rift, claims “Brand Beckham” pressured his marriage to Nicola and personal life.

The UK government is considering an Australian-style social media ban for under-16s as it beings a new consultation this week.

The latest series of BBC’s The Apprentice returns later this month, with several of the new candidates from London who reckon they can impress the boss and land the top prize.

The Ideal Home Show will return to Olympia London from April 10 to 19, 2026, with new features, celebrity experts, hands-on experiences and the latest trends in home design and lifestyle.

Kingston residents can expect to see new council homes bought, memorial gardens transformed and the replacement of a leisure centre near completion in 2026 - and a PAW Patrol-themed land at Chessington World of Adventures.

The Chase star Paul Sinha is on the debut bill at the new King's Cross Comedy Club at the Parcel Yard pub.

The London Ambulance Service is calling for volunteers to help save lives by responding to life-threatening emergencies in their area.

Sean O'Hara has battled daily thumping headaches to open his first cafe at Hornsey Town Hall - in the neighbourhood where he grew up.

Something is haunting the recording booth in Jamie Armitage's A Ghost in Your Ear at Hampstead Theatre which has extended its run until mid Feb

Studio flat for sale in Pimlico, London, £400,000. Refurbished Denbigh Street property ideal for first-time buyers or investors. Near Battersea Park.

Some Southeastern trains running through Lewisham and Bexley will be cancelled this week due to engineering works.

A new restaurant could be set for The Tower Guoman Hotel, St Katharine's Way, London, according to plans submitted to Tower Hamlets Council.

New data has revealed Lewisham’s least and most busy stations for 2025, with the borough’s busiest station welcoming around seven million passengers a year.

A group of parents at Rockcliffe Manor School are urging Greenwich Council to reconsider not replacing the Swingate Lane lollipop man following his retirement in November.

The most expensive streets to buy a house in Croydon have been revealed in research of HM Land Registry data.

New mock-up images show how a major proposed development at the former Debenhams next to Romford Market could look.

Police investigating a fatal crash in London have launched an appeal for witnesses.

A planning consultation has been submitted for the proposed Camden Film Quarter - meaning the plans are taking their next steps.

Lodge Avenue Flyover in Dagenham - which carries "one of London's busiest roads", the A13 - is proposed to be replaced in a major project by Transport for London (TfL). here is all the information we know about it.

Lidl has submitted plans to expand its Belvedere distribution centre, including new warehouse space, extra HGV and van parking, and changes to a nearby footpath.

Police have released an image of a man they want to speak to in connection with a rape in Tulse Hill.

New London Councils research shows a record 210,000 people, including 102,000 children, are homeless and living in temporary accommodation, as council spending and costs continue to soar.

The Plough in Upminster has closed for a "major refurbishment" - here's what will be new when it reopens.

Clapham Common could be transformed into a giant outdoor fan park for the 2026 World Cup, with live screenings, food stalls and music, subject to council approval.

A woman has been injured after her car flipped onto its side in a crash in Walworth.

A new memorial dedicated to victims of the transatlantic slave trade would be a “worthy cause” but the £1.1million cost would be an “unwise” use of taxpayer money.

A major emergency services presence has been pictured after a crash on a busy road in Bexleyheath.

Gallows Corner, libraries and parks safety are among a number of issues set to be discussed at a Havering Council meeting.

A Tower Hamlets bus stop has been transformed into a Seville-inspired, orange-scented escape by loveholidays, giving commuters a sensory taste of sunshine and a chance to win a £3,000 holiday.

Bertrand’s Townhouse, a new 43-bedroom luxury boutique hotel inspired by Bloomsbury’s literary past, has opened on Bedford Place, celebrating figures including Bertrand Russell and Lady Ottoline Morrell.

The Crystal Maze Experience in London has opened its long-awaited Ocean Zone, featuring a submarine-themed immersive challenge inspired by the classic TV show.

A gore fanatic killed a woman by stabbing her 18 times as she waited at a bus stop, a court heard.

Some Southern trains from London Victoria will be cancelled, diverted, or replaced by buses this week.