A 22-year-old who was stabbed to death in Croydon on Friday night as a wave of violence swept across south London has been named as Lavaun Witter.

The multi-million cost of refurbishing Fairfield Halls is set to fall to Croydon taxpayers as the authority looks to wind down council-owned developer Brick by Brick.

Royal Mail has listed the areas in the UK suffering from postal delays due to Covid.

A Wandsworth-based TV shopping channel is offering businesses a ‘financial lifeline’ through a new advertising scheme.

A man is in critical condition after being stabbed yesterday afternoon.

Campaigners and local residents have reacted furiously to news that Coca Cola is planning to cull foxes at its factory site in Sidcup.

A new documentary is helping shed light on gangs and grooming in South London and the impact on young women and girls in the area.

The Mayor of London has said it is “shameful” that some people will still have to pay to have unsafe cladding removed from their buildings despite new funding.

The Mayor of London and a cross-party group of London Assembly members have written to the Transport Secretary to request that London keep its share of money raised through road tax.

A teenage boy has sadly been pronounced dead after he was found in Green Lane Recreation Ground in New Malden on Monday evening (February 8).

The Green Party’s Sian Berry has outlined plans to make London “the most trans inclusive city in the world” as part of her bid to become the capital’s next mayor.

All of the UK is under a lockdown to try to bring down the rate of coronavirus and protect the NHS.

St Helier and Epsom Trust are to reverse their decision to charge staff for parking after being blasted by Piers Morgan.

Residents are celebrating as planters blocking off roads to through traffic are set to be removed across Sutton.

Sadiq Khan and leaders from all five of the London Assembly's political parties have urged the transport secretary to allow Transport for London (TfL) to retain the £500m it raises every year in Vehicle Excise Duty (VED).

Hospital staff on the frontline have described how there is “very little joy” in the job during the second wave, with managers concerned over the long-term mental health impact on employees.

More than one million people were subject to swab tests and questionnaires as part of Imperial College London’s REACT study.

Police have executed two successful drugs raids in Kidbrooke on Monday morning, with drugs and weapons seized and three people arrested.

Greenwich Council has 'called for answers' after the Government has 'refused' to reveal why they ordered primary schools in the borough to reopen despite surging Covid-19 rates.

A 22-year-old man from Croydon has been jailed for a number of offences after being caught with a 30cm knife and a box of heroin.

A teenager has been charged with the murder of a 17-year-old in Lambeth on New Year's Day in 2017.

Ministers and union bosses say "lessons must be learned" after a man was hit by a train and died while working on a railway track in south-west London.

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Two men were arrested and six kilos of heroin were found after a traffic stop in West Norwood yesterday (February 9).

The Leader of Merton Council has paid tribute to the “unbelievable” efforts of staff and volunteers following the successful operation of Merton's enhanced testing site.

Lidl has announced it will be opening a new branch in Hackbridge this week.

A south London nurse who died with Covid-19 managed to inspire almost her entire family to work for the NHS, her son has said.

The rise in benefits will increase the revenue of millions of low-income households.

“It’s the little noises and habits of people close to you that suddenly become deafening in their absence.”

New 3D images have been created to compare development proposals of the Stag Brewery site.

A couple has spoken out after finding a “potentially life-threatening” wire in a packet of dog food they bought from a leading Richmond brand.

A photographer who travelled nearly 1,000 miles has published a book capturing dozens of images of life in lockdown.

Good evening and thank you for joining us. We'll be bringing you live updates from tonight's coronavirus briefing from Downing Street, which is being led by Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

A recreation ground has been renamed after a “world-renowned Haringey resident” – anti-apartheid activist Oliver Reginald Tambo.

Council tax bills could rise by nearly £100 for band D properties in Barnet if planned increases go ahead.

Community leaders and health professionals in Brent have called for wider information around the Covid-19 vaccine to be made available to members of Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) groups.

A baby girl who died from a serious head injury after being found unresponsive at her home was unlawfully killed, a coroner has ruled.

A number of temporary road closures across the Barnet across are due to come into force later this month due to roadworks.

The past year has certainly proven to be one of many challenges for everyone, and for the Rotary Club of Roding it’s been no different.

Chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance will join Boris Johnson at the Downing Street press conference at 5pm, No 10 has said.

A man has admitted stabbing a female police officer in the face with a pen.

The seven-day coronavirus infection rate in Barnet dropped by nearly a third as the UK entered its second month of lockdown.

FIVE men and a woman were arrested on Tuesday (9) for modern slavery offences following an operation by the Met’s Specialist Crime Command.

Amendments proposed to the Domestic Abuse Bill in the House of Lords on Monday are vital to protect migrant women, according to Southall Black Sisters (SBS).

Donations have been flowing into a new charitable fund set up to support cardiac services in the county and local charities are already benefiting from the initiative.

England’s deputy chief medical officer, Jonathan Van-Tam, has said the South African variant of coronavirus is unlikely to become the dominant strain in the UK.

Extra coronavirus testing will be carried out in areas of south London after a case of the South African variant was discovered.

Mourners are expected to line the streets of New Addington to bid farewell to a pillar of their community.

The number of racist hate crimes reported to police across London rose dramatically following the first lockdown, a Freedom of Information request has found.

A gang of burglars from Bexley and Dartford have been jailed after a spate of breaking into homes and stealing the vehicles from their driveways.