A second Beast from the East could be heading for the UK next week, the  Met Office has said.

There are plans to introduce 20mph speed limits and other traffic calming measures in several roads in Harrow.

With so many of us suffering mentally due to the ongoing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, today’s annual ‘Time to Talk Day’ is perhaps even more crucial in the current climate.

Plans for almost 700 new homes in blocks up to 16 storeys high will be discussed by Brent Council next week.

Almost 10 per cent of London Fire Brigade’s operational staff are currently absent due to Covid-19.

A leading transport union has hit out at Transport for London after it told Tube staff to continue going to work despite concerns over the South African Covid-19 variant.

A woman who was fined over filming apparently empty corridors in an effort to prove Covid-19 is a hoax has now been banned from visiting hospitals.

The roofs of more than a dozen blocks of flats at a housing estate are set to be replaced to avoid “major problems” that could occur if they were left in their current state.

A plan to build a concrete works close to homes and a conservation area has been turned down.

A business owner has been named as one of the UK’s most 100 inspirational female entrepreneurs.

The family of a man who has been missing for five years has reissued an appeal in hope to find answers.

Plans have been submitted for Wembley Stadium to host an extra nine non-sporting events with up to 100,000 spectators each year.

The Deputy Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police has been criticised for comments defending the disproportionate use of stop and search on young black men in London.

Harrow Council was ordered to pay almost £2,000 in legal costs after it wrongly pursued a traffic fine over several years.

The 100-year-old charity fundraiser was taken to hospital on Sunday, after being treated for pneumonia and tested positive for Covid-19.

Almost one in five adults in Brent do not possess the “essential digital skills” that could benefit them in life, a council report has revealed.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has called for “the biggest tourism campaign that our city and country has ever seen” after research suggested that central London has been hit hardest by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Sadiq Khan’s London Plan, the framework for planning in the capital, has finally been approved by the Government after a long delay.

A Hindu temple is the latest place in north-west London to be turned into a Covid-19 vaccination centre.

The Department for Transport has confirmed 2021 is set to bring changes to some motoring laws and policies.

It was expected that regions across England would return to the previous Tier 1 to Tier 4 level restrictions put in place before Christmas.

This week we travel back to what was filming at Elstree Studios 70 years ago in 1951. The films are nearly all forgotten today but starred some great names of the post war era.

Aldi and Lidl have revealed the latest items hitting the shelves in the middle aisles of their stores this weekend. Here are the best deals.

All of the UK is under a lockdown to try to bring down the rate of coronavirus and protect the NHS.

After reports of people turning up at vaccination centres without appointments, the NHS in north-west London has set out how to get a Covid-19 jab.

A newsagent was refused permission to sell alcohol following concerns that an eighth off-licence in a small area would exacerbate problems linked to street drinking and anti-social behaviour.

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More than three quarters of a million people in London have received a Covid-19 vaccine as the capital starts to catch up to the rest of England.

London is set for flurries of snow this weekend.

Dashcam footage shows the moment when a van drove into an ambulance.

A deaf society welcomed Brent Council’s decision to adopt a British Sign Language (BSL) charter that will create “equal access to council services”.

Potential cases of the condition known as Alabama Rot have affected dogs in the UK.

Campaigners opposed to low-traffic neighbourhoods (LTNs) implemented by Harrow Council as part of its Streetspace programme hope to see things “start from scratch” as part of a consultation on the matter.

Ryanair and Virgin Atlantic have been rated as the worst of six major airlines for providing passenger refunds in a survey.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the NHS stands ready to roll out the vaccine if it is approved.

NHS England will begin collecting data about ethnicity when people receive their Covid-19 vaccinations in a bid to tackle stigmas in certain ethnic groups.

Young Londoners are facing a mental health crisis during the Covid-19 pandemic, with charities seeing an “astronomical” rise in requests for support.

The NHS in north-west London has urged the public not to turn up at Covid-19 vaccination centres without being invited.

A former Harrow Council leader stepped down from his role as chairman of the planning committee due to a potential conflict of interest.

Plans have been lodged to add three new floors to a building in Wealdstone and convert some of the existing floors into homes.

Royal Mail has issued an update on the postcodes still affected by delivery delays in the UK.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s proposed GLA budget for the coming year was voted down by Assembly members today.

London had the highest rate of unemployment in the UK between September and November last year.

The Harrow councillor responsible for highways has been given permission to comment on issues related to Transport for London (TfL) to clear up any perception of a conflict of interest.

Coronavirus infection rates are falling in all 32 London boroughs as we enter the fourth week of the third national lockdown.

Flying taxis could be taking to the skies in the UK as soon as 2023.

Brent Council will benefit from almost three-quarters of a million pounds worth of government funding to support the Covid-19 vaccine rollout.

DPD has been voted the "best" parcel delivery service in the UK.

Five serving officers and staff members of London's Metropolitan Police Service (MPS) have died in January after contracting Covid-19, the force announced this evening (January 26).

Public health experts have said they are “confident” and “reassured” that the UK’s supply of Covid-19 vaccines will not be impacted by the withdrawal from the EU.