Pavements, roads and buildings across London will be transformed into an outdoor art gallery during the summer as the capital plays host to eight games in the UEFA Euro 2020 tournament.

TWO residents from Sutton will be supporting NSPCC in line with Childhood Day.

A football tournament has been hosted by Charlton Athletic to say thank you to NHS staff for their efforts throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.

A teenager has been jailed for three years for robbery after stealing a suitcase from a police officer which contained his uniform.

A temporary closure and turning restrictions are among the measures due to come into effect in roads in and around Harrow from Monday due to roadworks.

A Barnet teenager has died after he was shot in a residential neighbourhood in Islington.

Pavements, roads and buildings across London will be transformed into an outdoor art gallery during the summer as the capital plays host to eight games in the UEFA Euro 2020 tournament.

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THE Enfield and Tottenham Independents have joined forces with NatWest in a collaboration to find our best apprentices and the top 100 companies to bang the drum for business in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

THE Harrow Times has joined forces with NatWest in a collaboration to find our best apprentices and the top 100 companies to bang the drum for business in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The leap is the highest jump in daily infection rates since February.

The UK Government had planned to allow data to be shared from 1 July, but it has now been pushed back amid concerns.

The victim of a stabbing at Barge Walk in Greenwich has sadly died in hospital, police have announced, prompting a murder investigation.

Violent crime in London is being “suppressed” below pre-pandemic levels despite a recent increase in incidents, according to a senior Metropolitan Police officer.

Police have released an appeal to help find an elderly lady suffering from Dementia who is missing from Greenwich.

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After a challenging year, Your Bromley, the Business Improvement District for Bromley town centre, is delighted to bring its school gardening competition, Bromley Floral Fest, to the town centre in 2021 for the fourth year.

A new community Covid-19 testing programme has launched in Deptford.

Lewisham Council is consulting with residents on the future of its libraries to best manage its planned cuts to the service.

A historic mosaic, which was uncovered during a shop re-fit, will be restored to former glory Co-op has confirmed.

Sadiq Khan has said that Transport for London may be forced to make major cuts to bus and tube services as they try to fill a gaping £900 million hole left from Covid-19.

Carers in Sutton are sharing their experiences in line with National Carers Week.

Long queues have been pictured queueing in Greenwich after the borough launched a series of events to offer more people access to the vaccine.

A father from Sutton has less than 40-days left of his 500-day run for Rett Syndrome.

A rare partial solar eclipse will be visible across south London on Thursday morning (June 10).

The leap is the highest jump in daily infection rates since February.

An NHS survey has revealed the toll the Covid-19 has taken on south Londoners’ mental health.

An army reservist from Croydon has been awarded a royal volunteering medal after 10 years of service in the army's Volunteer Reserve.

A resource company has launched a new community funding scheme to support the environment and non-profitable charities across Croydon, Kingston, Merton and Sutton.

A rogue landlord has been forced to pay over £16,000 after a court found she had been renting out an unauthorised and unsafe House in Multiple Occupation ( HMO), following a Merton Council investigation.

Retailers will now no longer be able to sell most remaining halogen bulbs, such as kitchen spotlights, from September 2021.

Violent crime in London is being “suppressed” below pre-pandemic levels despite a recent increase in incidents, according to a senior Metropolitan Police officer.

Motorists in the Brent Cross area are facing disruption lasting until October due to a package of roadworks set to start later this month.

Tottenham Hotspur have been named as front-runner in a bid to win the lease for a former golf course from Enfield Council.

A teenager killed two sisters at Fryent Country Park in a brutal knife attack after seeking a deal with the devil to “sacrifice” women in order to win the lottery, a court has heard.

Young people in the Epping Forest area are to be given the chance of a better future through a new project being launched by the Red Balloon Foundation.

Four more services that were outsourced to Capita could be brought back under Barnet Council’s control in two years’ time.

People in Harrow will be encouraged to reconnect with nature as part of the council’s recovery plan from the Covid-19 pandemic.

A teenager killed two sisters in a brutal knife attack after seeking a deal with the devil to “sacrifice” women in order to win the lottery, a court has heard.

Staff at a dental practice were slapped with fines totalling nearly £500 despite believing they were following council guidelines on parking during the Covid-19 pandemic.

A person was taken to hospital and part of a maisonette was destroyed following a fire in Wood Green.

By mid-morning, a huge queue had formed at the health centre, with the line snaking around a car park and stretching down the street.

The former chief of Ofsted has returned to school leadership after nearly a decade.

POLICE are appealing for witnesses and any drivers with dash-cam footage to come forward after a child was seriously injured by a moped rider in Acton on Tuesday (8).

The first part of a lengthy three-phase closure of roads that may cause disruption to an area of Epping Forest is due to begin on Monday.

Police have released an image of a man they wish to trace as part of their investigation into two incidents on buses.

A man has been jailed for drugging and raping a woman he had met through an online app.

THE Barnet Times has joined forces with NatWest in a collaboration to find our best apprentices and the top 100 companies to bang the drum for business in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Ministers have denied any favouritism was shown towards the communications agency Public First, when they were awarded a contract worth £560,000.

In a highly critical report, the Health and Social Care Committee called for immediate action to support exhausted staff.