A dad-of-two is urging the public to sign a petition to help fund vital research into brain tumours.

A Sidcup mum has spoken out about the frightening experience of having two of her sons rushed to hospital with a rare new Covid-linked syndrome found in children.

Live music could soon return to an iconic venue that once hosted the likes of Pink Floyd and Bob Marley.

A councillor who said discussions during planning meetings are a “charade” and ‘NIMBYs’ should have less sway has been criticised by locals. 

Home Bargains has invested £1 million into a new store in Ivybridge Retail Park, Twickenham.

A fitness studio in Earlsfield has launched a 'Move For Your Mood Challenge' to combat lockdown lethargy.

Mayoral candidate Luisa Porritt has outlined plans to introduce an apprenticeships hub in London to avoid a “lost generation” of young people.

A murder investigation has been launched following the death of a man in Tottenham hale.

A specialist financial investigator who had a police career spanning nearly three decades has died after being diagnosed with Covid-19.

Staff and residents at a care home welcomed in the Year of the Ox with a day of celebrations and activities.

Several companies in London have been named on a government list of tax defaulters.

A heifer named Posh Spice has become Britain's most expensive cow after selling for a staggering £262,000 - doubling the previous record.

Mayoral candidate Luisa Porritt has outlined plans to introduce an apprenticeships hub in London to avoid a “lost generation” of young people.

Tens of thousands of EU citizens living in London could “unknowingly become undocumented migrants” in June when the EU Settlement Scheme ends, with no data on how many people are yet to apply.

A couple who launched a business in Raynes Park during the UK's first lockdown are set to celebrate their first birthday next month.

One of the environmental protesters who occupied a self-dug tunnel for weeks in Euston, central London, to protest the HS2 project appeared at Croydon Magistrates' Court yesterday (Tuesday, February 17).

Police have released CCTV images of a man they wish to speak to following a robbery on-board a train between Wimbledon and Worcester Park on January 31.

Police made three more arrests in 24 hours as they continued with their murder investigating into the death of an 18-year-old from Wandsworth.

A nightclub that repeatedly ignored warnings and put the lives of hundreds of people at risk from contracting Covid-19 has been forced to pull down the shutters.

The family of a Croydon community nurse who sadly passed away after contracting coronavirus have expressed their gratitude after hundreds of people donated to fundraiser for her funeral.

A couple who "batch cooked too many meals" has teamed up with the community to continue helping families in Covid-19.

Home Instead Sutton has become the first home care provider in the borough to be awarded a Care Quality Commission (CQC) outstanding rating.

There are more than hundreds of rules in The Highway Code.

A Lewisham councillor has passed away, it was announced today (February 17). 

Tributes paid to 'lovely, generous' Eltham couple who died of Covid within days of each other

Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, has been taken to hospital "as a precaution" after feeling unwell, it has been reported.

The London Fire Brigade have released a warning about the dangers of candles and incense after a flat in a Greenwich towerblock caught fire last week.

The Dartford Crossing was the most dangerous road for speeding in the UK last year, new figures have revealed.

There are five potential events that could trigger the release of ringfenced funds for children’s mental health services in Lewisham.

New measures to reduce the number of rough sleepers in Richmond after lockdown have been set out by the Council.

A band project is motivating young songwriters to stay creative over lockdown.

A widow whose husband died painfully is campaigning to change the law on assisted suicide in the UK.

There are more than hundreds of rules in The Highway Code.

A GROUP of young people today (17) spoke to Virendra Sharma, the Ealing Southall MP, about issues they are facing during lockdown.

EIGHT engines and around 60 firefighters were called to a house blaze on the Western Avenue at Acton this morning (17).

Drivers are being urged to check their cars ahead of the rollout of a zone designed to cut pollution into the south of Enfield.

A water company has apologised for disruption caused by ongoing works in Wembley as the leader of Brent Council urged it to “get to the bottom of the issues”.

Although members of the Rotary Club of Chingford are only able meet with one another by holding virtual meetings every two weeks, they continue to support some local charities.

A newly refurbished and improved Aldi will reopen this week.

A Tory councillor has denied an accusation by the leader of Enfield Council that he engaged in hate speech in a social media post.

Transport for London is currently looking for new staff across London.

The Covid-19 infection rate in Barnet is now below the UK average following a further steep fall.

The Duke of Edinburgh has been admitted to hospital after feeling unwell, Buckingham Palace said.

Ealing Council triggered a Severe Weather Emergency Protocol for rough sleepers, following plunging temperatures last week.

An NHS trust has denied a misleading video circulating through social media “exposing” a doctor that appears to be attempting to put down a patient and blame the death on Covid-19.

The Conservative opposition leader of Ealing Council Greg Stafford has said it's unfair for the council to blame a council tax rise on the Government.

Police have released a public appeal to help them find a young man who has been reported missing from Sidcup.

Hairdressers were forced to close once more at the start of the year as part of fresh lockdown restrictions.

Network Rail is starting improvement work at a station this month, as part of a wider project which will see a footbridge strengthened.

NHS chiefs have set out four key tests that they believe must be passed before Boris Johnson should consider easing lockdown restrictions in England.