People will be able to have greater contact with their friends and family from early March.

There are different plans in place across the devolved nations of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Pictured above is Church Hill, Loughton, c1904 showing two cedar trees that once stood in the front garden of a large house called ‘Uplands’ that was demolished two years earlier to make way for a new housing development.

An additional 100,000 Londoners could be “plunged into poverty” without further support from the Government, according to new research.

Lewisham Council has identified a series of sites across north Lewisham where more than 12,000 homes are set to be or could be built.

The hike comes after the price was increased for the previous three years.

Prince Harry confirmed he is a fan of The Crown and opened up about his decision to withdraw from royal duties, insisting he “did not walk away”.

A CALL for extra consultation on major planning applications was made in the Commons by Ealing Central and Acton MP Rupa Huq.

Pictured above is Larks Hall Farm which dates back to 1559 when it occupied six acres.

Services at a specialist cancer centre in north-west London could be moved to Watford after a review found the current site is not fit for purpose.

The latest David Attenborough series, Perfect Planet, finished with stark warnings as to how precarious the future looks.

An additional 100,000 Londoners could be “plunged into poverty” without further support from the Government, according to new research.

Since my letter last week I have been asked how much money Epping Forest District Council will get in the form of the New Homes bonus paid by the Government.

The heartbroken family of a man left needing specialist care after he was viciously attacked in Eltham more than a decade ago are appealing for help to identify his attackers.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan is being urged to trial a public register of fire risk assessments in London to provide more clarity to new renters and homeowners.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has called on Government Ministers to “do more” to see if frontline workers should be prioritised in the vaccine rollout.

The person found guilty of murdering Lee Casey as he attempted to "selflessly" intervene during a robbery attempt in Brixton has been sentenced to life in prison.

As the country and the rest of the world continues to battle the coronavirus pandemic, the UK's Office of National Statistics (ONS) have produced an interactive map that charts the number of people who have sadly died as a result of contracting th...

Five people narrowly avoided calamity after smoke alarms alerted them to a fire at their home in Croydon on Wednesday (February 24).

Despite being forced to close his doors with himself and staff classed as self-employed, this owner found his lockdown silver lining as he welcomed his precious new-born daughter into the world.

An additional 100,000 Londoners could be “plunged into poverty” without further support from the Government, according to new research.

Determined protestors have spent their fifth day camped out in a 100-year-old tree in Battersea amid dwindling supplies.

A spoken word artist from Croydon has been crowned won of three winners in Samsung Electronic's 'Spotlight' competition.

A campaign has been launched to reverse Lewisham’s planned half a million pound cut to its library service.

Drivers face charges of up to £690 a year to park their vehicles on the street outside their homes in areas within Merton.

Ever wondered what it is like to be a frontline worker? Our new weekly feature explores just that.

A 37-year-old man has been charged after a police raid took place in Sutton yesterday morning.

Two musical best pals wrote a hilarious song - which perfectly summarises the PM’s lockdown ‘roadmap’ in just 60 seconds.

The Health Secretary is expected to confirm when younger age groups can expect to receive their jab, starting with under 50s.

DOG owners have been issued a warning after a deadly illness has been detected in Richmond and Wimbledon.

The JCVI said that targeting occupational groups (such as teachers) would have been more complex to deliver and may slow down the vaccine programme.

Enhanced testing launched in Wimbledon Park this morning to track the South African variant of Covid-19.

Sadiq Khan’s GLA budget for 2021/22 has been approved in the London Assembly – despite more members voting against it than supporting it.

Relieved riders from a stables in Teddington will be celebrating their recent success in royal style.

TfL has issued updated travel advice ahead of planned strike action by bus drivers next week.

Bromley's mayor has paid tribute to the volunteers and staff who are working round-the-clock to vaccinate residents and protect us all from Covid-19.

A new short story set in Woolwich and written by a local writer has been released as a podcast today.

The head of state, who received her jab in January, said she understood that people who have never had a vaccine would find it “difficult”

A teenager arrested in South East London on suspicion of terror offences has been held for an extended period under the Terrorism Act.

More than a thousand people have signed a petition calling for a medical device to be made readily available in a choking emergency.

Plans to transform rundown buildings have been put forward for review in a public consultation.

People in Harrow will face a 4.99 per cent increase to their council tax bills as the borough’s latest budget was approved by councillors.

Hello, we'll be bringing you live updates from Downing Street where Matt Hancock is set to make further announcements about the rollout of the Covid vaccine.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan is being urged to trial a public register of fire risk assessments in London to provide more clarity to new renters and homeowners.

A schoolboy plummeted 60 feet to his death from the balcony of his family's eighth floor flat, an inquest heard.

A bus driver has been jailed for at least 22 years for killing his wife in the midst of an "intense rage".

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has called on Government Ministers to “do more” to see if frontline workers should be prioritised in the vaccine rollout.

Councillors voted against a ban on high rise buildings in Harrow’s suburbs, despite claims the borough is at risk of being “carpet bombed by ugly tower blocks”.

Campaigners have accused Enfield Council of “mind-blowing hypocrisy” over £30 million of investments tied up in fossil fuels – despite declaring a climate emergency.

The JCVI said that targeting occupational groups (such as teachers) would have been more complex to deliver and may slow down the vaccine programme.