A linen porter at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital whose good wishes and pleasant demeanour brighten the day of those around him has won praise after he was named employee of the month recently.

A mother who suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder says her family has been forced to live with mould whilst dealing with drug addicts on their doorstep.

Thousands of meals and creative recipe boxes were once again given out to school children during the half-term, the latest effort as part of the Greenwich Together for Winter campaign.

“You don’t feel the cold until about two o’clock in the morning, that’s when it’ll be icy cold,” says Ifama Mawusi Abimbola, who was forced to sleep outside on the streets of South London on two occasions during the coronavirus pandemi...

Detectives have released images of a man they would like to speak to in relation to a serious assault last year.

Motorists will have to pay more for residents parking permits in Harrow from April 1.

Police probing a series of assaults on buses have made an arrest.

A man has been convicted of murder after beating his wife to death at the home they shared.

Shaun Bailey has clashed with Mayor of London Sadiq Khan following claims that a £70 million project has only delivered 109 jobs since 2017.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick has said that violent crime in London is “not on the up” despite recent high-profile incidents.

London is not doing enough to meet the housing needs of older people, a new report from a leading think-tank has found.

An 18-year-old suspected of distributing terrorist publications was arrested at an address in South East London this morning (Thursday, February 24).

Following a spate of stabbings in Croydon and across South London in recent weeks, the persistence of violence and gangs in the region has again been placed at the forefront of the discourse.

The family of a man who died after he was struck by a car in a fatal hit and run incident in Whyteleafe last year have expressed their "concern and surprise" at the sentence for the driver who was involved.

A pair of Dads from Croydon are planning to take on the giants of the food delivery industry with their very own borough-specific company.

Campaigners who oppose the Silvertown Tunnel say there is “fury boiling over” after plans including the felling of more than 100 trees were swiftly withdrawn.

The government must give more financial support if venues cannot open indoors before May 17, says Merton Councillor Paul Kohler.

A campaign group has pleaded with the mayor of Lewisham to reverse a planned £250,000 cut to children’s mental health services.  

A series of drug-related arrests and seizures have been made across south east London in the past week, involving raids, firearms, a cannabis factory and drugs hidden in underpants.

Queen Elizabeth Hospital's fracture clinic is being moved to Lewisham for at least six months.

A Carshalton postwoman who was diagnosed with an incurable and painful condition is urging more people to recognise the signs of the disease.

The Department for Education has said attendance for all pupils will be mandatory when schools reopen to more children from March 8.

A school in Richmond has revamped their playground so pupils can practise their scooting and cycling skills in a safe way.

Secondary schools will be asked to deliver summer schools as part of the government’s multimillion-pound catch-up programme for children in England.

A controversial road rule implemented last summer in Earlsfield amounted to amounted to the issuing of 300k fines, a recent enquiry has revealed.

Police have issued an appeal to help locate a missing 15-year-old boy.

Police are looking to identify three men in connection with burglaries in Richmond and Wandsworth which are believed to be linked.

Police are looking to identify three men in connection with burglaries in Richmond and Wandsworth which are believed to be linked.

Sutton is recruiting for their next generation of social workers through their social work programme.

Greenwich's first pharmacy to become an official NHS Covid vaccination site has been praised and thanked for its "brilliant" work over the past month.

Shaun Bailey has clashed with Mayor of London Sadiq Khan following claims that a £70 million project has only delivered 109 jobs since 2017.

A hospital trust boss briefed councillors on the work being done to improve a maternity department rated “inadequate” by health inspectors.

Tiled murals showing scenes of sporting glories at Wembley will be back on display for two-and-a-half weeks in in March.

Headstones at a cemetery have been turned “upside down” by heartless vandals.

Traffic using a number of roads in the Barnet area is set to be disrupted by temporary closures due to roadworks next month.

Detectives investigating the fatal stabbing of Tyreke Watson in Tottenham have arrested a man on suspicion of murder.

The immediate future of a hub providing vital support to people in need during the pandemic has been secured after it received financial support.

DISCOVER the women who shaped Gunnersbury this International Women’s Day.

ST Benedict's School, Ealing, and Old Priorian Rugby Football Club have chosen the Rugby Players Association charity, Restart, as their official sports charity this year.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick has said that violent crime in London is “not on the up” despite recent high-profile incidents.

Councillors in Brent rejected a proposed increase to their yearly allowance in response to widespread public sector pay freezes.

A prosthetics expert who was left with one arm after a horror cycling accident is trying to get a pioneering new limb to carry on helping other amputees.

London is not doing enough to meet the housing needs of older people, a new report from a leading think-tank has found.

A wetlands area will be created in a park to reduce the risk of flooding and boost biodiversity.

The seven-day coronavirus infection rate in Barnet has dropped below 100 cases per 100,000 people for the first time in more than four months.

FOOD charity City Harvest is scaling up its operations across London with additional working space in Acton.

DETECTIVES investigating the death of a woman in Ealing have charged a man with murder.

THE leading figure at Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals Charity is stepping down.

LONDON’S innovators are being urged to drive the city’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.

DOGS Trust today releases a new advert, featuring recordings from owners making the heart-breaking decision to hand over their dogs to the charity.