A local Bexley pub has been hailed for its brilliant community impact and cited as a shining example of a pub playing a positive role in its area.

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

Police have released CCTV footage which shows a man being punched in the face in Clapham.

South Western Railway (SWR) has been recognised for achieving the national standard in customer service.

A Twickenham school is leading the way in supporting pupils’ mental health and wellbeing during the pandemic, using digital technology.

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.

A football fan from India has taken out an advert in the Enfield Independent to thank Jose Mourinho after he won £5,000 when Tottenham lost to Brightton.

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.

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

Twenty seven London boroughs have recorded daily Covid cases falling by a third or more in a week.

This map reveals all the coronavirus vaccines sites, as it was announced the number of jabs given in the UK has now passed 10 million.

A paralysed 999 call handler from Bexley has walked a lap of Millwall's football pitch in honour of Captain Sir Tom Moore.

A government review into the financial collapse of Croydon Council exposes serious failings in management and leadership at the authority.

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

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.

Two men have been arrested and issued with Covid-19 fines after a police drug seizure on the Greenwich.

The latest borough-by-borough Covid-19 figures show infection rates have sharply fallen across south east London, once again nearly halving in just a week.

Footage shows residents being tested in Pollards Hill as the government ramps up its measures to stop the spread of Covid-19.

Lovely artwork has been pouring in from young patients and school children tasked with designing a card for all the staff at Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust.

Vaccine minister Nadhim Zahawi has opened up about his uncles last moments at St Helier Hospital.

Richmond Council have slammed the government's latest fast-track rules for the approval of new developments in the UK.

The footage, which is undated, was uploaded to social media platform TikTok and was recorded near Westminster.

GP leaders in South West London have expressed their concerns over "inadequate" supplies of Covid-19 vaccine doses at their clinics, fearing the shots are being redirected to mass vaccination centres at their expense.

Merton Council will mark the memory of Captain Sir Tom Moore by flying their flag at half-mast today.

A Lewisham councillor made an impassioned plea to council bosses to rethink a quarter of a million pound cut to children’s mental health services in light of the pandemic.

Lewisham council is expected to approve a 4.99 per cent increase in council tax for the coming year. 

Meet the talented Richmond teacher ‘breaking’ stereotypes.

The WW2 veteran captured the nation’s hearts last year when he made 100 laps of his garden to raise money for the NHS.

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.

A recreation ground could be renamed after a prominent anti-apartheid campaigner who lived nearby for more than two decades.

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 bus driver killed his wife in a “frenzied” attack then claimed she threatened him for having Covid-19, a court has heard.

A man who committed multiple child abuse offences over a 20-year period has been jailed.

In his second column for the Guardian, GP and chair of the Waltham Forest Clinical Commissioning Group Dr Ken Aswani tackles some misconceptions about the Covid vaccine.

Repairs to a bridge over the A406 North Circular Road may cause traffic disruption for the next two weekends.

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

A feline intruder got more than a saucer of milk when it visited an artist’s home in Hampton Wick.

A programme of roadworks is set to cause disruption to a number of roads across Waltham Forest throughout this year.

A parade of shops is among the locations set to be disrupted by roadworks in the Enfield area over the coming weeks.

Barnet saw another steep fall in its seven-day coronavirus infection rate nearly one month into the national lockdown.

A school and university in South West London are working together to create more opportunities for students in the arts.

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.

South East London has the slowest vaccination rate in the country, and has given jabs to the lowest percentage of over 80s for any region in England.

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.

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

A person has tested positive for the South African variant of coronavirus in Mitcham.