Demolition is underway to make room for a brand-new “state of the art” Woolwich leisure centre.

An exclusive private school in St John's Wood which toppled from an outstanding rating to special measures is on its way back up.

Officials have postponed a licence review for a restaurant plagued by noise complaints with less than 48 hours' notice.

Frustrated South London workers are facing hefty fines and fear losing customers over controversial parking restrictions for a new football stadium next door.

“If there is anything that gets me in the festive mood, it is ice skating, and this rink really is something special,” says reporter Amy Clarke.

Nine Oxford Street candy stores have been shut down following a council crackdown on “dirty money.”

Croydon Council has hired a firm to investigate the leaking of a long-awaited report about the authority’s financial collapse in 2020.

Sutton Council has big plans to sell off its offices and move to the High Street.

A mum from Sidcup has expressed her shock over finding “bugs” in baby food at the Orpington Aldi store.

Homeless people living on the steps of Croydon Council’s offices have had their belongings taken and are being forced to move by the authority.

The maternity service at Whipps Cross Hospital did not have enough staff to "keep women safe", Care Quality Commission inspectors found.

Barking Birth Centre has been told to improve by the Care Quality Commission after an inspection.

Care Quality Commission has downgraded its rating of The Royal London Hospital's maternity service after an inspection.

The Care Quality Commission has published reports outlining its findings from inspection visits made to maternity services at Whipps Cross Hospital, Royal London Hospital, Barking Birth Centre and The Barkantine Centre on the Isle of Dogs.

Some of the biggest artists from the UK at the moment have been nominated for the 2023 Grammy Awards.

Would you like to see Olivia Attwood back in the I'm A Celeb jungle?

Which? has warned of several instances of the scam on Facebook

A crash on the A12 at Pettits Lane North in Romford is causing congestion.

A road in Bexleyheath is partially blocked due to a crash, according to AA maps.

Maria G's in Fulham has opened with a soft launch offer to get get things going. 

One of this year's contestants heading into the jungle for I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! grew up in South-East London.

London's not short on festive things to do with family and friends. There are markets, pantos and shows, ice-skating and light-trails and switch ons, and if you still want more merriment, here's more of the best things to do in the capital for Christ...

This autumn the old Westminster Fire Station tucked away off the main thoroughfares has become home to an Indian fine dining experience. 

Is the domesticating of wild animals right? Does it do more harm than good?

Poet and superfan Richard Marsh performs a rhyming rendition of the Bruce Willis action flick in a vest and specs with a finger for a gun

In recent years, there has become a popular phenomenon - thrifting. A mere two decades ago thrifting was unknown and viewed as a lifestyle for those in poverty. Contrary to now where it is competing with large-retail stores.

Most of classic literature was written in decades that have long since had any relevance to our current society. As a GCSE student studying classic literature, I do not relate to a lot of the characters portrayed in the classics because of how differ...

A permanent sculpture by artist Grayson Perry is to be unveiled in Barking later this month.

The secret history by Donna Tart is a phenomenal novel that follows a group of college students that continuously challenge societal morals and values. While performing an ancient roman festival that includes wild and drunken celebrations known as a ...

Extinction Rebellion activists staged a protest outside Barclays Bank on Ilford High Road yesterday.

Upminster locals are hopeful the opening of a new craft beer chain can encourage more businesses to take over empty retail spaces – though others remain sceptical.

A music teacher from Plaistow has told the story of his family's evacuation from London during World War II, when fear was "rife" in Canning Town, in the form of a musical radio play.

People with local knowledge are invited to take a final chance to make their voices heard over proposed parliamentary boundary changes.

A South London council will seize dockless e-bikes blocking the borough’s streets at the end of the week unless the company takes urgent action.

Police are appealing to east Londoners for information on a man who has gone missing from Hackney.

A hospice is inviting supporters to ‘paint the town red’ at their festive Santa Run in Debden.

Police are appealing for help in finding a missing boy from Wandsworth.

Talented amateurs are disrobing for a good cause in Tim Firth's Calendar Girls in Highgate and staging Noel Coward's ghostly comedy Blithe Spirit in Hampstead this month

A chain of wine bars and restaurants that aims for a neighbourhood feel is gearing up to open its sixth outlet in Crouch End.

Two teenagers have appeared at the Old Bailey accused of killing a young man over a “perceived slight” on a bus.

A male motorcyclist was taken to hospital following a crash with a car earlier today (November 15).

A dance theatre company has secured three years of Arts Council funding.

Police have issued a statement after a two-car crash in Dartford.

The 5th of November marks Bonfire night, a UK tradition which celebrates the failure of the Guy Fawkes’ attempt to blow up the Houses of Parliament.

A museum has been awarded hidden gem status after wowing judges with fresh ideas.

There is no guarantee of free tickets for Newham residents to attend West Ham United home matches despite an agreement pledging up to 100,000 tickets each season, the borough's mayor Rokhsana Fiaz has said.

A mum from Greenwich is missing with her four-week-old twins.

Police are looking to identify a man after three parcels were stolen from outside a house in Sydenham.

Police have issued a statement after a damage-only crash in Bexleyheath.

Academics have announced the "biggest ever university strikes" will take place across the UK over three days this month, potentially impacting more than 2.5 million students.