Over 90 per cent of all cars in central London now comply with the Ultra-Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) minimum requirements, new data from City Hall has found.

Commemorative trees will be planted in Harrow as “a lasting memory” to those from the borough who have died from Covid-19.

A consultation on road closures aimed at encouraging cycling and walking in Harrow could see cameras replace physical planters to prevent people using certain streets.

Fares across TfL services will today increase by 2.6 per cent in line with the national increase in rail fares.

A hunt is under way to locate one of the first people in the UK believed to have contracted the Manaus variant of coronavirus, a new strain that may spread more rapidly and respond less well to existing vaccines.

Since the beginning of the UK’s rollout vaccination programme in late 2020, more than 18 million people have been vaccinated across the country. Currently, the second phase is under way, with Britain, along with Israel, leading the world in the ...

Is it me or are the weeks flowing past at a rate of knots but on the positive side bringing closer the days when I can sit in the garden and read a good film biography?

Services at a specialist cancer centre in north-west London could be moved to Watford after a review found the current site is not fit for purpose.

An additional 100,000 Londoners could be “plunged into poverty” without further support from the Government, according to new research.

People in Harrow will face a 4.99 per cent increase to their council tax bills as the borough’s latest budget was approved by councillors.

Hello, we'll be bringing you live updates from Downing Street where Matt Hancock is set to make further announcements about the rollout of the Covid vaccine.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan is being urged to trial a public register of fire risk assessments in London to provide more clarity to new renters and homeowners.

A schoolboy plummeted 60 feet to his death from the balcony of his family's eighth floor flat, an inquest heard.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has called on Government Ministers to “do more” to see if frontline workers should be prioritised in the vaccine rollout.

Councillors voted against a ban on high rise buildings in Harrow’s suburbs, despite claims the borough is at risk of being “carpet bombed by ugly tower blocks”.

The JCVI said that targeting occupational groups (such as teachers) would have been more complex to deliver and may slow down the vaccine programme.

The Health Secretary is expected to confirm when younger age groups can expect to receive their jab, starting with under 50s.

The head of state, who received her jab in January, said she understood that people who have never had a vaccine would find it “difficult”

Sadiq Khan’s GLA budget for 2021/22 has been approved in the London Assembly – despite more members voting against it than supporting it.

A taxi driver was punched in the face by three passengers when he refused to take them to a destination.

A campaigner is calling for tiled murals showcasing Wembley’s footballing history to be on display during the upcoming European Championships.

Attic Self Storage recently announced a UK first in Harrow, by building a brand new self storage facility that will create more space for local residents.

Schools and safe social contact with loved ones are being prioritised in the easing of lockdown.

Motorists will have to pay more for residents parking permits in Harrow from April 1.

The new vaccine has not been approved for use in the UK yet, but the Government has ordered 30 million doses of the vaccine.

Shaun Bailey has clashed with Mayor of London Sadiq Khan following claims that a £70 million project has only delivered 109 jobs since 2017.

Tiled murals showing scenes of sporting glories at Wembley will be back on display for two-and-a-half weeks in in March.

Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick has said that violent crime in London is “not on the up” despite recent high-profile incidents.

Councillors in Brent rejected a proposed increase to their yearly allowance in response to widespread public sector pay freezes.

A prosthetics expert who was left with one arm after a horror cycling accident is trying to get a pioneering new limb to carry on helping other amputees.

London is not doing enough to meet the housing needs of older people, a new report from a leading think-tank has found.

London bus passengers are facing disruption this week because of a strike by drivers.

Councillors in Brent agreed a 4.99 per cent council tax increase and cuts of £1.6 million as it confirmed its “most difficult budget in its 50-year history”.

Opposition councillors’ proposals to reduce council tax in Brent were rejected on the basis it would “put a strain” on future finances.

The head of London Fire Brigade has spoken out against bullying after an inquest heard how a "singled out" young black firefighter tragically took his own life.

The presence of salmonella make these products a health risk and customers are advised to return the product.

Tensions were high on Good Morning Britain as Piers Morgan and Matt Hancock clashed on Tuesday morning's show.

All schools in England will reopen on March 8.

Stay with us throughout the day for updates as Boris Johnson sets out his road map out of lockdown for England.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has welcomed the Government’s roadmap to the gradual easing of restrictions but has stressed “this must be the final lockdown”.

Almost £4 million could be spent on making schools and public buildings in Harrow more energy efficient and environmentally friendly.

Calls for an investigation into a narrow Brent Council by-election victory by the defeated candidates were dismissed by the High Court.

As Boris Johnson prepares to set out his roadmap for the national easing of lockdown restrictions, London’s business leaders have identified how they want to see the capital emerge.

Police are searching for a teenager who has been missing for nearly a week.

Bus passengers face disruption this week because of a strike by drivers in disputes over pay and conditions.

Transport for London's drive for contactless travel has led to a small change in Oyster cards coming next month.

All schools in England will be told to reopen to all pupils on March 8 as part of the Prime Minister’s roadmap of easing lockdown restrictions.

Police are hoping to trace the owners of a burn out car connected to the murder of a teenager who was stabbed.

All adults are now targeted to be offered coronavirus vaccines by the end of July – but the health secretary still insists the Government must take a “cautious” approach to easing restrictions.

This week, fellow travellers, I turn the clock back to 1971. Where have those 50 years gone? There have certainly been some changes. Can you believe it was still legal then for pubs to refuse to serve a woman on her own.