Sadiq Khan has launched his mayoral re-election campaign with a focus on "jobs, jobs, jobs" for Londoners affected by the coronavirus crisis.

Amazon is to open a completely till-less new store in London, its first 'just walk out' shop outside the US.

Richmond Council's leader has once again spoken out to urge people to stick to Covid-19 social distancing restrictions.

A funeral service has been held for a veteran from the Parachute Regiment, who had lived at a Mitcham care home for nearly 13 years.

A 22-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder, following the fatal stabbing of a 19-year-old man in Croydon.

A row over funding for repairs for Hammersmith Bridge broke out at Tuesday night’s budget meeting at Richmond Council (March 2).

Nearly 50 Wetherspoon pubs are set to reopen across south London next month, according to an announcement.

A 22-year-old man has been sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Jaden Christie in south London.

A popular boxing club which has been running for 50 years has been served a major blow by Croydon Council as it fights for its future once again.

Richmond Council has agreed budget plans that will see residents’ tax bills rise by at least £58.

The Duke of Edinburgh has now spent 16 nights in hospital, his longest ever stay.

Police have launched a murder investigation after a man, thought to be 19 years old, was stabbed to death in

Sadiq Khan was today accused of “failing Londoners” by the GLA Conservatives after figures revealed a cut to affordable housing targets.

We will be bringing you the latest updates throughout the day as Chancellor Rishi Sunak delivers the next budget.

Employees will continue to receive 80% of their salary for hours not worked until the scheme ends.

A man who has spent more than a week living in a tree in Battersea to save it from being cut down has spoken out about “dedicating” his life to protecting trees and how he manages to eat, go to the toilet and even work in them.

A small group of travellers in Ham were immediately threatened with eviction after they arrived to a green space in the suburb earlier today (Wednesday, March 3).

Building work has officially been completed on the new £5.3 million community centre in New Addington.

A man has been jailed for a horrific machete attack in Tooting that left the victim with life-changing injuries to his arm.

Dash Linen, a family business based in Wimbledon, operates a laundry service for a range of restaurants in London and the surrounding area.

The Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla, paid tribute to hard working volunteers and NHS staff during a visit to a coronavirus vaccination hub in Thornton Heath.

Skylarks could be lost from Richmond and Bushy Parks, The Royal Parks has warned.

To mark Women's History Month, we've compiled a list of 10 of the most

Two Scorpion machine guns and 40 rounds of ammunition have been seized after Met officers arrested a teenager near Chiswick Park tube station.

At least 10 people were fined and the owner of a restaurant referred to the trading standards authority after police raided a gathering at a Ewell restaurant on Saturday (February 27).

Council workers at Reigate and Banstead Council have voted in favour of strike action over pay negotiations with the council's leadership.

The overwhelming majority of south London’s boroughs are in the top 50 per cent of healthiest areas in the UK, according to data.

One in three children in London missed out on their top choice of secondary school, with lower success rates across the country on National Offer Day.

Battersea MP Marsha de Cordova has told broadcasters they need to “do better” after being confused on TV for another black, female MP – again.

A massive spill of diesel across a road leading to the Leatherhead Bypass brought disruption and further road closures to drivers in the area today (Tuesday, March 2).

An unused brand new library could soon be sold off by Croydon Council as it looks to save money amid its financial crisis.

More than 50,000 people in Sutton have now received their first Covid-19 vaccination – a quarter of the borough’s population.

A couple had a frightening awakening in the early hours when their building partially collapsed.

Prince Philip was moved to a second hospital for an infection and testing and observation for a pre-existing heart condition on Monday.

Kingston Council has been found at fault for leaving a child without any education for months on end.

The overwhelming majority of school children in Sutton secured a place at one of their preferred secondary schools on the UK's National Offer Day 2021 yesterday (March 1).

Spring was just around the corner this weekend as the sun shined and temperatures spiked across London.

The family of Kevin Hicks have joined forces with the Missing People charity to mark 35 years since his disappearance from Croydon.

British Gas workers from New Malden are continuing their strike over new "fire and re-hire" contracts they say are being forced on them by parent company Centrica.

With schools set to start reopening across London next week, Richmond continues to have the lowest rate of coronavirus infection in southwest London.

Police are investigating after two women were badly hurt while horse riding in Tadworth recently.

With schools set to start reopening across London next week, covid-19 infection rates across southwest London have continued to fall in every borough.

An invasive insect species considered a pest by homeowners and farmers in the US and parts of Europe has been found in the UK.

Wandsworth Council has approved a new private hospital treating obesity problems, despite concerns it will not help local people and will only be used by the super rich.

Kingston council has agreed budget plans that will see residents’ tax bills rise by at least £78, with Band D properties now having to pay more than £2,000 over the year.

Over fifty inspiring individuals, groups and businesses have been recognised in Richmond’s 2020 Community Heroes’ Awards.

The Duke of Edinburgh has been transferred to St Bartholomew’s Hospital for treatment.

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