Some timetables have already been amended, while others will be changed over the coming weeks.

Alarming footage has emerged showing workers at a London Underground station piling into tube carriages earlier this morning.

The family of a retired former police officer and dog trainer have posted a £5,000 reward after his dog was stolen in a violent mugging in Wimbledon.

A leisure centre in Lower Sydenham will remain closed despite pleas from residents.

Lewisham’s CCTV is set to get a £1 million upgrade. 

Two suspects have been charged after two police raids in Orpington and Sevenoaks following an investigation into county lines drug dealing in Kent.

A jogger has been killed after being knocked down by a Range Rover as he ran across Battersea Bridge.

A victim of domestic abuse was not supported properly by Wandsworth council when she became homeless, according to a new report.

The government's Flood Information Service has issued alerts for areas of Richmond nearest to the River Thames after heavy rainfall over recent days.

A Croydon woman has spoken of the distress she says is being caused by the back-of-house activities of a supermarket adjacent to her home.

A doctor who had his bike stolen from outside Kinsgton Hospital recently has been helped back into wheels thanks to a fundraiser set up after news of the theft was posted online.

A free-to-access helpline to help with the mental health of people in Sutton has been launched in a bid to help residents look out for their mental health during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

A 62-year-old woman in Bexleyheath has been named Neighbour of the Year 2020 by Neighbourhood Watch Group.

Police have named and fined a woman who claimed she had filmed empty corridors inside Bromley's PRUH and other hospitals alleging it proves that Covid-19 is a hoax.

Scrutiny members have urged Lewisham Council to rethink plans to scrap a service that manages the finances of very vulnerable people.

Libraries in Wandsworth are amongst the most popular in the country, according to recent figures.

Conmen collecting cash for a bogus ‘charity skydive’ have been fleecing people in Wandsworth.

The supermarket chain hope the move will help stores cut waste as part of their target of halving food waste by 2030.

A teenager in court over a police chase in which he reached speeds of 180mph on his motorbike leapt out of the dock and ran out as he was handed a prison sentence.

The move comes amid the emergence of a new strain of coronavirus in Brazil, with concerns about whether it could be more dangerous.

Plans for 40 flats with basement car parking were approved as Brent Council accepted changes from a previously approved development.

Campaigners from different political parties have teamed up to raise awareness of a cancer that causes hundreds of preventable deaths in the UK every year.

A pharmacy will start to deliver lifesaving coronavirus jabs as the NHS accelerates the biggest vaccination programme in its history.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has called on the Government to scale up vaccine supply after it was revealed that the capital has only received a tenth of vaccines supplied to the rest of the country.

Plans for 132 new flats on the site of an electronics shop were approved by Brent Council, despite concerns around the level of affordable housing and the impact on the surrounding area.

A plan to build flats up to nine storeys high close to an area of low-rise, terraced housing has been turned down.

EALING healthcare experts will be training vaccinators across the capital this month.

SPECIALIST officers have arrested a man on suspicion of rape following evening raids at Hanwell and other locations across London.

DETECTIVES investigating the death of a woman found in a suitcase in Southall believe a man they wish to speak to may have fled to Europe.

Virgin Media has introduced a range of new measures to help keep customers connected and entertained amid a third national lockdown.

Boris Johnson said there was a “very substantial” risk that ICUs would be unable to cope if numbers kept increasing.

Hospital patients are being discharged early from a south London hospital and relocated to hotels to free-up beds for critically ill coronavirus patients, according to reports.

Gavin Williamson has defended the Department for Education's decision to use legal action against Greenwich Council to keep schools open before Christmas by claiming they had no knowledge of the new variant.

Three men have been charged with assaulting a prison officer inside Woolwich's high-security jail, HMP Belmarsh.