The mother of a severely disabled child says she has faced a “nightmare” living in a block of flats hit by flooding, damp and heating failures.

The government's announcement to delay primary school reopenings in some areas has been heavily criticised in parts of southeast London.

Kingston Council has slammed the government's decision to only allow specific London boroughs to delay primary school reopenings next week.

A new rapid Covid-19 testing unit is set to open in Bromley to identify those who have the virus but may be unaware due to having no symptoms.

Primary schools in Covid-19 hotspots across England are to remain closed temporarily to help regain control of coronavirus, affecting hundreds of thousands of children across south London.

Royal Mail insists mail is being delivered in the Bexleyheath area after a number of workers were left self-isloating, despite some residents claiming otherwise.

Woolwich Town Centre has been awarded over £17 million in provisional funding to help boost its high street as it recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic.

Bromley Council will be making additional support available for those who have been left in financial hardship as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

A junior doctor from Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust and a Swanley safeguarding campaigner from Swanley are a among those named in the Queen's New Years Honours List.

A 16-year-old boy has been charged with a number of criminal offences after a police stop and search in Woolwich.

With coronavirus cases spiralling across London and the capital placed in Tier 4 restrictions, the Met Police are urging people to celebrate the New Year safe and at home.

A local legend and ferry owner is due to make his final voyage next week, with a procession down Twickenham's Church Street ahead of his funeral.

The Mayor of London and council leaders have said they were not consulted on the Government’s decision to reopen some primary schools in the capital from next week.

Political leaders in Haringey have slammed the Government’s decision to allow the borough’s primary schools to reopen despite high Covid-19 infection rates.

Several Metropolitan police officers have been recognised in the Queen’s New Year Honours list for their achievements and services to policing.

A COMMUNITY project in Southall is celebrating the award of a British Empire Medal for its leading figure.

A look back at some of the most memorable bits of 2020.

Education Secretary Gavin Williamson is set to deliver a statement to the Commons about the return to schools.

Sutton town centre is set to see a raft of improvements after the council was granted £11.3 million by the government to spend on its high street.

A junior doctor has warned that his London hospital is now "aggressively overstretched" by Covid-19 patients, and they could be forced to ration oxygen if the situation worsens.

An update has been given on what will happen over the return to school after Christmas for both primary and secondary school students.