London South East Colleges has received national recognition at the prestigious TES FE Awards, winning three awards at the Further Education 'Oscars'.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan today announced plans to tackle fuel poverty and the climate emergency by upgrading London’s social homes.

Forecasters say that it is “unlikely” that the UK will have an official heatwave despite temperatures remaining high.

Interactive football, Laser Quest, a synthetic ice rink and a giant assault course are just some of the activities on offer at a new adventure park opening in Croydon's Centrale Shopping Centre this summer.

Several streets across Barnet are set to be temporarily closed for roadworks, starting from tomorrow.

The campaign will allow all over-65s to dine 50% off at Nando’s from the 7- 9 of June and catch up with family over a PERi-PERi feast.

The species was first discovered in Britain more than 140 years ago, but the numbers have suddenly increased in recent decades.

A man has been rushed to hospital in critical condition after a 'serious stabbing' in Greenwich.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan today announced plans to tackle fuel poverty and the climate emergency by upgrading London’s social homes.

Fire crews are currently in attendance at a large fire in Beckenham Park Place this evening (Wednesday, June 2).

Police have named the woman who was found stabbed to death at a home in Cheam on Thursday, May 27.

Police have launched an appeal after two more animals were shot dead in Beddington Park over the weekend.

A group of travellers who have resided on Kew Green since Thursday have left the site.

A railway footpath dubbed "the most dangerous level crossing in south east London" is set to be closed after a series of safety incidents.

The number of recorded coronavirus cases has increased every south east London borough as the effects of lockdown easing begin to take hold.

Climate activists with Greenpeace have targeted Tesco stores in Twickenham in a campaign to highlight the links between the meat industry and global deforestation.

THOUSANDS of pounds have been raised to help pay for the funeral of a Deliveroo driver following a crash in Morden.

The Prime Minister warned "we’ve got to be so cautious" while infection rates were increasing.

HERO Simon Weston is calling on people from South West London to nominate people and pets who represent ‘The Best of British’.

The River Thames Boat Project has been honoured with The Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, the highest award a voluntary group can receive in the UK.

A former deputy borough commander for Met Police in Bromley has claimed that institutional racism still exists in the force, and is “worse now” than after the Macpherson Inquiry more than 20 years ago.

Footage shows swimmers cooling off in a see-through pool 115ft above ground in Battersea, as Britain enjoyed the hottest day of the year so far.

A Croydon paramedic says wearing a body camera makes him "feel safer" after he was violently attacked whilst on duty.

The row over funding for repairs to Hammersmith Bridge has continued, despite the government offering to pay a third of the cost towards the work in a new announcement.

A woman has denied dangerous driving after a car hit a group of children outside Beatrix Potter Primary School last year.

Similar to Manchester United a week ago, Bexley team Newgen FC failed to lift the National Christian Cup when they were beaten by St Pauls of Liverpool in a penalty shoot-out on Saturday (May 29).

Ministers are considering a £15billion plan to help pupils make up for lost time in classrooms.

A leading transport union has threatened London-wide industrial action over the Government’s “disgraceful” new funding package for TfL.

The species was first discovered in Britain more than 140 years ago, but the numbers have suddenly increased in recent decades.

PEOPLE interested in a nursing career can now apply for one of three new degree courses starting at Brunel University, Uxbridge, in September.

AS lockdown eases, Dogs Trust West London in Harvil Road, Harefield, is preparing to welcome visitors again.

STUDENTS and staff at the University of West London in Ealing were particularly delighted as Brentford FC secured promotion to the Premier League.

Temporary traffic restrictions including a road closure are set to be introduced in roads in the Harrow area from Monday to enable utility works to be carried out.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan today announced plans to tackle fuel poverty and the climate emergency by upgrading London’s social homes.

A major estate regeneration project has been rejected by councillors – despite having the backing of the majority of existing residents.

A nurse who was struck by Covid-19 near the start of the pandemic and was hospitalised for nine weeks says he is taking things “step by step” as he continues to recover.

An Epping Forest charity has been co-ordinating the volunteer support for two vaccination centres in the district since the roll-out of the national vaccination programme in December.

STUDENTS from Meadow High School, Royal Lane, Hillingdon, visited the HS2 rail line site at Maple Cross, where two giant boring machines are digging two 16km tunnels through the Chiltern Hills.

‘Hybrid’ council meetings will continue in Harrow for at least the next two months despite some calls to return to full physical sittings.

A former chairman of Haringey Labour has quit the party and slammed the “vindictive opposition” of a group of Labour councillors to former leader Cllr Joseph Ejiofor.

Ten males aged from their teens to early 20s have been arrested after a teenager was knifed to death in a north London park, Scotland Yard said.

The “outstanding vision and commitment” that has led to a charity becoming the biggest emergency food agency in Epping Forest in less than a year has been recognised with one of its most prestigious awards to date.

Police have issued an appeal for the public’s help to find a wanted man from Watford.

A drink driver has dodged jail after a 120mph police chase ended with him crashing at a roundabout and running away on foot.

Several roads across Epping Forest are set to be temporarily closed for roadworks from Sunday.

The Queen is the first British Monarch to celebrate the occasion having acceded to the throne on 6th February 1952.

A SOUTHALL voluntary group has won the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service, the equivalent of an MBE for individuals.

Harrow Council had to spend an extra £30,000 after it sent misprinted bin collection schedules to thousands of homes.

Back in February, the Prime Minister announced a four-stage plan to end lockdown restrictions in England with the final stage just three weeks away.

Sunseekers flocked to parks and beaches to enjoy the sunny weather across the UK over Bank Holiday weekend.