A 22-year-old man from Croydon has been jailed for a number of offences after being caught with a 30cm knife and a box of heroin.

A teenager has been charged with the murder of a 17-year-old in Lambeth on New Year's Day in 2017.

Ministers and union bosses say "lessons must be learned" after a man was hit by a train and died while working on a railway track in south-west London.

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

A south London nurse who died with Covid-19 managed to inspire almost her entire family to work for the NHS, her son has said.

Extra coronavirus testing will be carried out in areas of south London after a case of the South African variant was discovered.

Mourners are expected to line the streets of New Addington to bid farewell to a pillar of their community.

The number of racist hate crimes reported to police across London rose dramatically following the first lockdown, a Freedom of Information request has found.

A gang of burglars from Bexley and Dartford have been jailed after a spate of breaking into homes and stealing the vehicles from their driveways.

Officers have swarmed a flat on the Greenwich Peninsula and arrested a man after executing a drugs warrant.

Snow has caused havoc on the roads and railway lines of south London, and further snowy showers are expected today and tomorrow with a Met Office yellow weather warning for snow still in place.

England has been in its third full lockdown for a month - but when will it end and what are the key dates?

A Roehampton corner shop has been closed by the police after more than £35,000 of drugs, weapons and stolen items were seized last year.

THREE brothers are raffling off a two-bedroom property, with a private balcony for just £2 per ticket.

A woman speaks on how she found her strength after her mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and Vascular dementia.

Snow and ice warnings remain in place for most of England and Scotland as the effects of Storm Darcy continue to cause traffic delays, hazards and rare white scenes across south London.

Police offers in south west London get candid in a new radio series called Behind the Badge.

An outdoor sculpture park is displaying bold, engaging and DIY artwork, available for the wandering public to view for free in a open field in Bexleyheath.

Tributes have been paid to a selfless charity worker who could say hello in more than 40 languages and would collect donations for refugees on his days off.

A man has been charged under Royal Parks regulations after his dog chased a deer that later injured a child in Bushy Park last month.

The coronavirus testing site at Sidcup House has been forced to close today because of the snowy weather conditions, but the remaining sites are battling on despite and freezing temperatures.

A team of researchers recommended future studies including a direct spillover from animals to humans and research into frozen foods.

A man has been taken into custody after police found five guns in the kitchen and bedroom of a house in Croydon yesterday (Monday, February 8).

Losing a cabin crew job after just two flights, an Oxford engineering student joined the fight against coronavirus at Croydon University Hospital last March.

Snow clearance crews have been busy in Merton as Storm Darcy continues to bring snow across the capital.

Wimbledon Championships is likely to look "very different" this year, with organisers focusing their planning on a reduced capacity tournament.

A schoolboy campaigning to provide children with laptops is asking the community to lend a hand.

A local historian is campaigning to erect a plaque in Summerstown in memory of T. Rex star Marc Bolan.

Caring classmates from a Wandsworth school are taking on a group challenge to show their support for two children’s charities.

A senior Harrow councillor has called on the Government to give local authorities more powers to tackle employment issues in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

EALING community figures, faith leaders and celebrities, including ex-Blue Peter presenter Konnie Huq, have joined forces to encourage people to take the COVID-19 vaccines.

The demolition of two structurally unsafe tower blocks and the building of new housing on the Broadwater Farm Estate in Tottenham is set to move a step closer.

TodayY we're launching our search for the strong, inspirational women across the Guardian's area.

The leader of Barnet Council faced accusations of a U-turn after denying there were plans to build solar farms in parks and open spaces.

Uber is offering a huge discount for people who need to head to local Covid-19 vaccination centres.

Five men and one woman have been arrested for slavery and trafficking offences following police raids in Harlow and London.

Three schemes designed to cut pollution and rat-running could be rolled out in Haringey – with one bordering a similar scheme in Enfield.

A former Brent councillor criticised asking taxpayers to pay for a £500 staff bonus for work during the Covid-19 pandemic in the council’s most recent budget.

Coronavirus infection rates in Enfield and Haringey are now close to the UK average following further steep falls.

There are fears social media users may be “at risk” because of delays to an inquest of a teenager who killed herself after seeing graphic content on Instagram.

Second day of weather warnings for London as more snow forecast

Five people were arrested following a stabbing which has left a man in critical condition.

A 14-year-old girl was attacked from behind in a series of three unprovoked attacks in under 48 hours.

Smaller accommodation will be used to support vulnerable people in Brent as the council looks to move away from large-scale hostels.

With tickets costing an average of £37, it's a bill most motorists could do without.

Key workers including police officers may be exempt from paying the proposed £3.50 Greater London boundary charge, according to the Mayor’s office.

Schools and early years settings have continued to deliver care and education throughout Covid-19, with staff in Sutton working hard to implement changes to keep children safe.

Transport for London has been accused of “environmental vandalism” on embankments on the Metropolitan line in Pinner.

A Wimbledon woman speaks of how cancer turned out to be the best thing that "ever happened" to her.