Harrow Council defended its decision to fine a motorcyclist for driving in a bus lane despite it being overturned at a tribunal.

Attacks on Transport for London staff have risen by a quarter in the past three years, new figures show.

Summer garden waste charges in Harrow will cover an extra month this year but will cost users an extra £10 as a result.

The Tamil community celebrated Thai Pongal, a popular harvest festival.

A new Post Office has opened as part of a modernisation and investment programme.

Campaigners address their concerns that hospitals need to improve the standards for patients with learning disabilities.

Here is a round-up of some of the major delays on the road network this morning

The owner of an independent café store for over 31 years is concerned that he may have to close-up the business as the “high street is dead”.

Aldi employees have received a huge boost to start the new year after finding out their latest pay rise will mean they're employed by the UK's highest-paying supermarket.

A driver whose car was wrecked when a police car crashed into it said he received little help from emergency services.

A sports centre will be receiving a huge grant over £10,000 to improve its facilities.

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A council-owned site in one of Brent’s most deprived areas will be redeveloped to provide new homes and opportunities for work and education.

Families who cannot afford a funeral for their loved ones could be charged by Harrow Council to receive the ashes – but only in “exceptional circumstances”.

HS2 could cost up to £106 billion, according to a widely leaked Government review.

Blue Monday, the third Monday of January, is said to be the most depressing day of the year.

Well, it is time once again to put on our walking shoes for a stroll down Memory Lane. You notice I say stroll as that is my top walking speed these days.

A trio of councillors were praised for their dedication to the community after completing 25 years of service.

A London Assembly member paid testament to her grandparents’ experience during the Holocaust as she called on Londoners to “stand up against prejudice and persecution”.

A granddad was so determined to see his granddaughter get married he left hospital the morning after a two-and-a-half hour operation.

Amnesty International UK has launched its first ever Brave Awards and is calling on members of the public to nominate people in their community carrying out amazing world for human rights issues.

There will be more ‘bobbies on the beat’ as new recruits join the Met police, the Mayor of London has said.

City Hall is “institutionally biased” against outer London, a London Assembly member has claimed.

Labour and Conservative councillors failed to agree on the wording of a motion on Universal Credit (UC), which some said shows cross-party engagement is not working.

A family is desperate to try experimental treatment in America to save their seven-year-old son after running out of options in England.

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A mosque has donated thousands of pounds to provide specialist equipment for children in hospital.

Harrow Council is pushing ahead with a new “proactive” strategy to reduce fly-tipping in the borough.

London must drop its “keep calm and carry on approach” to extreme weather, a climate expert has warned.

Brent Council has a “moral obligation” to do more on improving air quality in the borough, according to the chairman of a landmark report on the issue.

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Opposition councillors urged the current administration to monitor development plans at a former car park to ensure it maintains its value.

London’s travel watchdog has called for urgent action as bus passenger numbers “haemorrhage” in the city.

Dog walkers are concerned over rumours of dogs being poisoned in a park.

Sadiq Khan has called on the Prime Minister to fight for the release of a British woman imprisoned in Iran.

A patient decided to become a professional skydiver after having his large intestine removed.

Star Trek fans are in for a space age treat at Piccadilly Circus, as the station rebrands ahead of a new series of the show.

Men and young people have been identified as target groups as part of a suicide prevention programme in north-west London.

ASDA said it will close its in-store meat and fish counters and replace them with something completely different.

Brent Council is among the top spending local authorities in the country when it comes to public health funerals.

The Mayor of London and Google will fund grass roots counter-terror work in the wake of November’s London Bridge attack.

A Freemasons group hopes to help victims of the Australian bushfires with a generous donation.

The Wildlife Trusts has claimed the HS2 high-speed rail project will destroy and divide "huge swathes" of "irreplaceable" natural habitats, including 108 ancient woodlands.

The family of a “cheeky” and brave three-year-old boy with a rare genetic disorder are desperately looking for donors to rescue their son.

The high cost of business rates is “usually the tipping point” of viability on London high streets, retail leaders have warned today.

Harrow’s Conservatives said the borough’s mayor could be setting a “worrying precedent” by rejecting a proposed motion on the recent General Election result.

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Frustrated drivers have voted potholes as the most annoying thing about driving, we can reveal on National Pothole Day today.

New Routemaster buses will be converted to front boarding only in a bid to tackle criminal fare dodgers.

Doctors are urging parents to bring their toddlers in for flu vaccines following news intensive care admissions for influenza rose 20 per cent in the last week.