St Raphael’s Hospice is looking for an army of volunteers to help reopen its charity shops from April 12.

A school in Greenwich has managed to become a "vital" hub in supporting the local community after partnering with their local Asda.

Cash payments may not be accepted at Tube stations in the future as Mayor of London Sadiq Khan refuses to rule out withdrawing the option.

Two men have been accused of killing a vulnerable man who died after spending nearly 15 years in a coma following an assault in Camberwell, south east London.

Rail travel across south east London has been made "more reliable" after the completion of a three-month upgrade project at the "critical" Slade Green junction.

New data reveals there was a shocking 37% increase in youth trespass incidents in south east London and Kent last summer as the nation emerged from the first lockdown.

A 'transformed' secondary school in Bexleyheath has received high praise from Government inspectors exactly two years after it was issued with a and placed into 'special measures.'

Sutton joined councils across the capital to mark the memory of Sarah Everard yesterday evening.

The harrowing case of Sarah Everard sparked a fierce backlash from women in the UK and growing social movement under the title 'Reclaim These Streets'.

Boris Johnson is due to address the nation from Downing Street at 5pm.

Wimbledon Championships will go ahead without its famous queue and ballot, the All England Club has confirmed.

Pizza Express has announced which 118 branches will reopen on April 12, and 23 of them are in south London and the surrounding areas.

The Royal Marsden has received a generous £65k donation to help improve the lives of people affected by cancer.

A renewed public appeal to help find a teenager missing from Richmond has been released after two weeks passed since he was last seen.

Major events at the O2 Arena and across London are included in a string of 'tests' for the large-scale return of crowds without social distancing as early as April and May.

Twickenham’s Church Street is planned to become the borough’s first ‘space to shop’ zone, after an overwhelming majority of consultation respondents backed plans for a pedestrian zone.

The family of a beloved mum and grandmother who tragically died of Covid-19 has fundraised thousands for St Helier.

A SCHOOL in Banstead has received a life-saving defibrillator from a retirement developer.

Fewer trains will be stopping at both Bushey station and Harrow & Wealdstone as major upgrades take place.

A housing development that will provide 149 “affordable” one-bed flats in Harrow town centre was approved by councillors, despite concerns it will have a negative impact on those living nearby.

A major development scheme set to transform Tottenham is not social cleansing – it is about building homes for local people.

All of Barnet’s political groups say they want to beef up planning policies to stop more gambling venues opening in the borough.

Cash payments may not be accepted at Tube stations in the future as Mayor of London Sadiq Khan refuses to rule out withdrawing the option.

PUPILS from 13 schools were invited by Northwood College for Girls to its first Inter-school Philosothon.

Rotarian Pesh Kapasiawala’s extensive community work has been recognised by winning Loughton Town Council’s 2021 Citizenship Award.

Councillors have agreed a review of Barnet Council’s multi-million pound deals with outsourcing giant Capita after a discussion held almost entirely in private.

Hendon Town Hall was lit up orange as part of a London-wide memorial to Sarah Everard and to highlight the action being taken to tackle violence against women.

Hundreds more council homes will be built on a major development thanks to a £91 million funding boost.

Plans for a new 129-room hotel on the site of a former car park were resoundingly rejected by councillors on the basis it would “dominate” the area’s skyline.

Plans are in the pipeline for an animal hospital to be built on a car park in Barnet.

The Hertsmere community is being urged to digitally confirm their policing priorities amid the ongoing social distancing restrictions.

THREE tutors at Ealing’s MetFilm School are serving as an inspiration for young talent in the film-making world.

MACMILLAN Cancer Support gave just over £1m in hardship grants to people in London last year, including £45,000 in Ealing and £25,000 in Hillingdon.

Shopping has never been more convenient, as the new Amazon Fresh store in Wembley feels like stepping into the future.

Police investigating a stabbing that left a man in a critical condition have released an image of a person they want to speak to.

A pair of senior managers at Harrow Council are set to receive pay rises of six per cent after their roles and responsibilities were “re-evaluated”.

Free parking places will be available on streets close to coronavirus vaccination centres from today.

A former professional footballer from Greenwich has been found guilty of rape and attempted rape and has been put behind bars.

Future London Mayoral elections will be decided by the first past the post (FPTP) voting system under new plans revealed by Priti Patel.

The deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan Police today said he “can’t apologise” for the way officers handled a vigil for Sarah Everard this past Saturday.

Police have issued a dispersal notice across multiple Lewisham wards from 2:30pm today until Friday afternoon following concerns of disorder.

Firefighting crews in Lewisham have managed to deliver over 400 food parcels to vulnerable residents during the Covid-19 pandemic.

A scheme that rewards students with lower rent for being “good neighbours” to older people has been approved in Lewisham.

Work has begun to create a high-quality incubator space in the heart of The London Cancer Hub in Sutton.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of drink or drugs after a fatal crash in Mitcham on Monday (March 15).

Four people have been injured following a car crash on Cheam Road yesterday evening ( March 16).

A renewed appeal for information has been released following the blinding of a teenager in an acid attack in Thornton Heath in December.

A new private mental health practice has opened in the heart of Wimbledon Village.

All Greenwich residents have been invited to get a Covid-19 test over the next few weeks to help keep the borough safe as restrictions ease.

Macmillan has supported over one thousand cancer patients living in south London with vital grants since the start of the pandemic.