Staff involved in transporting those with special needs in Harrow and Brent will be paid at least London Living Wage (LLW) as part of the latest services’ contract renewal.

Both the Bakerloo Line extension and the Crossrail 2 project have been put “on hold” according to TfL commissioner Andy Byford.

Bus passengers face further disruption to services this week as drivers prepare to take strike action again.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will be giving the latest on the pandemic on the day when schools reopened to all pupils after a two-month lockdown.

Rough sleepers in Brent will be housed in a new council-run property as part of an initiative to reduce reliance on “expensive” temporary accommodation.

In person campaigning for the upcoming GLA and London Mayor elections can resume today under the Government’s roadmap out of lockdown, but what can you expect to see over the next two months?

The press conference will start at 4pm, an hour earlier than the usual time 5pm due to internal diary considerations in No10.

Police have been searching ponds at Clapham Common as the hunt for 33-year-old Sarah Everard goes into its third day.

Temporary changes will also be introduced which allow licensed premises to sell alcohol for takeaway purposes.

Plans to redevelop a 1930s cinema to provide new housing and office space will be discussed by councillors next week.

Hello again to my fellow travellers down Memory Lane. I hope you are all holding onto the wreckage as the end of lock down is now hopefully in sight and the pub garden beckons.

It was a year ago that Northwick Park Hospital confirmed their first coronavirus case.

The Government has again been urged to publish a report into TfL’s finances ahead of further negotiations for a funding deal in April.

Surge testing deployed in London after Brazilian variant 'patient x' tacked down

A review of a busy junction near a Harrow school was not selected as a priority by councillors – despite claims it is a “miracle” there has not been a fatal accident.

The Government has been urged to “come clean” about its £4.8 billion levelling up fund after it emerged some of the most deprived areas of London would miss out.

JD Wetherspoon has revealed that 394 of its UK pubs will reopen on April 12 - and nine of them are in north London.

A new coronavirus strain that is believed to have originated in the UK is being tracked by scientists, as efforts increase to suppress variants of concern.

Up to 139,000 Londoners have had or are still experiencing long Covid according to new figures from the London Assembly.

Emergency surge testing will be deployed in North Wembley after the South African Covid-19 variant was traced in the area.

More than 1,200 people were injured and 68 people were killed while walking on or alongside London’s roads in 2019, figures have revealed.

Those on benefits in Harrow can access discounted virtual gym passes under a joint venture between the council and a local charity.

Harrow Council is set to spend £300,000 on new parking measures to address pressure points highlighted throughout the borough.

Sadiq Khan has launched his re-election campaign by calling for a 1945-style programme to rebuild London’s economy.

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

Today’s budget announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak “lacks ambitious vision” according to London Mayor Sadiq Khan.

Harrow could benefit from new cycle routes, 20mph limits and bus service support under a citywide transport improvement scheme.

All staff and residents at a Harrow Weald care home are now fully vaccinated from Covid-19.

A road in Wealdstone is expected to be closed for four days next week due to roadworks.

Covid-19 cases in Harrow dropped by almost 50 per cent over the past week as the vaccine rollout continues across the borough.

Health Secretary Matt Hancock has praised clinical commissioning groups in Harrow for achieving one of the highest Covid-19 vaccinations uptakes in the country.

THE search for the mystery person infected with the Brazilian mutation of coronavirus is continuing.

The hunt for an unidentified person with the Brazilian variant of coronavirus has been narrowed to 379 households in the South East of England.

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

London Mayor Sadiq Khan is facing increasing opposition from members of his own party over plans to push ahead with a new road tunnel under the River Thames.

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan will take over as the local planning authority on the controversial application to build a 20-storey office block.

London Mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey has been criticised for claiming that people may use a universal basic income to buy drugs.

Council tax in Brent is set to go up by almost six per cent next month following confirmation of London’s City Hall budget.

Plans to move specialist cancer services from north-west London to a hospital in Watford would be feasible, an NHS trust says.

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.