Covid-19 cases haave fallen by at least a quarter in 26 boroughs, official figures reveal today.

Royal Mail has issued an update on the postcodes still affected by delivery delays in the UK.

Three people have been taken to hospital after two cars were wrecked when they crashed head on.

Plans have been lodged to add three new floors to a building in Wealdstone and convert some of the existing floors into homes.

A fire service has issued a warning about the dangers of leaving candles unattended after a house fire.

Royal Mail has issued an update on the postcodes still affected by delivery delays in the UK.

A detective constable serving with the Metropolitan Police in South London has pleaded guilty to a number of child sex crimes, the Met confirmed this evening (Wednesday, January 27).

Authorities across South East London have paid tributes to mark Holocaust Memorial Day today (Wednesday, January 27).

London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s proposed GLA budget for the coming year was voted down by Assembly members today.

Flying taxis could be taking to the skies in the UK as soon as 2023.

London had the highest rate of unemployment in the UK between September and November last year.

A group of people who refused to wear masks abused NHS staff at the East Surrey Hospital in Redhill and gained access to a patient critically ill with Covid, it has emerged.

A DOCTOR speaks of the preassures on GP surgeries, the new strain, and people not following guidelines during the coronavirus crisis.

THE drink driver found guilty of mowing down a group of young men had done it before.

NEW analysis shows which strain of coronavirus people were likely to have had.

HUNDREDS of eBay listings for fake face mask exemption badges have been removed following a crackdown by Sutton Trading Standards.

A MAN has been arrested after two firearms and 34 bullets were recovered and seized at an address in Norbury on Tuesday.

Ambulance crews from the South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) have expressed their gratitude after military personnel were drafted in to help them in their duties during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

The infection rates for the Covid-19 coronavirus are falling across South West London and North Surrey, but numbers of new cases remain high in many boroughs in the region.

Flying taxis could be taking to the skies in the UK as soon as 2023.

Sir Keir Starmer criticised Boris Johnson for challenging him to declare that schools are safe when they are not able to open until March.

Lewisham Council has been accused of “frivolous” spending after paying double what it originally planned to for a consultant.  

Coronavirus fines have been issued to two people in Eltham after police caught them "getting a bit too close and personal" inside a parked car.

The Government has extended lockdown laws to allow councils in England to close public spaces, shops, restaurants and bars until 17 July 2021, according to The Telegraph.

Police have issued an appeal to help locate a missing 13-year-old from Morden.

A virtual event will be held to mark international Holocaust Memorial Day in Merton.

Banners have been installed across the borough to commemorate victims of genocide.

Police were called to an address in Queenstown Road, SW8, on Tuesday night (Jan 26) to reports of a stabbing.

Children in Richmond and surrounding boroughs are being offered free help with their schoolwork, thanks to a new online homework club.

A primary school headteacher has demanded that “highly critical” parents who consider themselves to be “educational experts” should retrain as teachers.

The Harrow councillor responsible for highways has been given permission to comment on issues related to Transport for London (TfL) to clear up any perception of a conflict of interest.

Coronavirus infection rates are falling in all 32 London boroughs as we enter the fourth week of the third national lockdown.

Flying taxis could be taking to the skies in the UK as soon as 2023.

As many as one in ten people of working age in Barnet could be left jobless this year as the coronavirus pandemic continues to hammer the high street.

Brent Council will benefit from almost three-quarters of a million pounds worth of government funding to support the Covid-19 vaccine rollout.

A community project providing vital support for those in need during the pandemic is set to receive additional help during lockdown.

Traffic is set to be prevented from using part of the A41 at night during March because of roadworks.

Blocks of flats up to 19 storeys high could be built at the site of a former gas holder near the North Circular road.

Charging points for electronic vehicles are proposed at a variety of locations in Enfield.

There are plans to implement new speed limits in Harlow while other roads in West Essex will be temporarily closed due to roadworks from next month.

Your Bromley is the Business Improvement District (BID) for Bromley town centre.

Nearly half of the families in Lewisham eligible for free vouchers to spend on milk, formula, and vegetables are not claiming them.

Two councils have drawn up a strategy for the future regeneration and renewal of a town centre.

DPD has been voted the "best" parcel delivery service in the UK.

Blocks of flats up to 19 storeys high could be built at the site of a former gas holder near the North Circular road.

THE drink driver found guilty of mowing down a group of young men had done it before.

Five serving officers and staff members of London's Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) have died in January after contracting Covid-19, the force announced this evening (January 26).

Public health experts have said they are “confident” and “reassured” that the UK’s supply of Covid-19 vaccines will not be impacted by the withdrawal from the EU.

The partner of the Mayor of Greenwich has sadly passed away from dementia and Covid-19 this morning (January 26).

Plans to strip back Bexley's library services have been approved by the council as it battles a financial black hole in its budget.