Tougher legal limits have been demanded in Parliament on pollutants following the tragic death of a nine-year-old schoolgirl from Lewisham who was exposed to toxic air.

A man has been convicted after being linked with three stabbings.

The construction of a new footbridge to the Brent Cross railway station development is set to lead to a temporary road closure lasting for a total of five weeks from the start of next month.

A controversial development is going before another planning committee five weeks after Lewisham Council lost a high court case for approving it.

London will be the first city in England to put hydrogen-powered double decker buses on the streets as a new fleet is launched today.

A man has been charged with murdering a 53-year-old woman found unresponsive in a Lewisham property.

A man who allegedly smashed a car’s windows with an axe in Beckenham as the occupants sat inside has been released under investigation.

The company behind Thorpe Park and Alton Towers has written to the Planning Inspectorate arguing than the £5bn plans for the London Resort should be withdrawn on legal grounds.

A man from south London has been charged after a BBC journalist was chased and shouted at by protesters near Downing Street.

The latest coronavirus figures show a steady rise in cases across south east London as local NHS trusts warn that emergency departments are now "extremely busy".

The Metropolitan Police have maintained their bullish stance against accusations of institutional corruption with another senior officer rejecting the claim.

A police officer serving in south London who bombarded a woman with 85 phone calls, despite being told to stop, over a 24-hour-period has been sentenced for harassment.

Skygazers in the UK are set to be treated to the final "supermoon" of the year as the Earth's natural satellite appears bigger and brighter in the night sky, says the Royal Observatory of Greenwich.

Five vans have been seized, two men arrested and fines issued in a police operation cracking down on fly-tippers and illegal waste carriers in Dartford.

A Sidcup woman has been disqualified for driving seven times the legal drink-drive limit in Kent.

Inspectors have found "significant improvements" at Oxleas NHS Trust following a damning report in 2020 which saw the trust rated as 'Inadequate'.

Thirteen people including five children were forced to evacuate a block of flats in Streatham after a fire broke out in a garage below them in the early hours of Wednesday morning (June 23).

Thames Water has been fined for causing congestion in south west London due to unauthorised road closures.

You can nominate a shining light in the community for a Wandsworth Civic Award.

Sutton's most vulnerable residents were recently invited to an event to get their vaccine, receive health checks, and free food.

A shortage of workers in harvesting, manufacturing and HGV drivers means many suppliers are struggling to stock shelves.

Police are appealing for information after a double stabbing in Carshalton left three men needing treatment from paramedics last night (June 22).

Merton Council has announced that a number of new school places for children with special educational needs and disabilities could be created in an empty school building.

A MAN has been charged with causing the death of a 21-year-old woman who was struck in a hit and run in Cheam last year.

An investigation is ongoing following a knife fight in a bar in Hammersmith and Fulham.

A man is still receiving hospital treatment after he was subjected to a homophobic attack which saw him "punched hard in the face" in Worcester Park.

A WOMAN in a position of trust had been jailed for committing sex offences with a child in and around South West London.

A charity has issued an apology to an autistic man from Croydon and has agreed to pay £70,000 after his family claimed that he was neglected in their care.

TfL will reinstate the ability to pay with cash at its stations following a successful campaign by a travel watchdog.

Parking restrictions in several roads in the Pinner area are set to be tightened under proposals published this week.

North London Waste Authority (NLWA) has announced that 99.9 per cent of non-hazardous construction, demolition, and excavation waste produced through construction of the North London Heat and Power Project, has been diverted from landfill through reu...

A man has been arrested after a pig was found stabbed to death earlier this year.

Waltham Forest Council’s leadership met for the first time today in the new Town Hall after its £25 million refurbishment.

ICKENHAM Underground station has become step-free with the addition of two new lifts.

Harrow Council was accused of wasting more than £7 million on its previous regeneration strategy after it decided to adopt a new approach in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

A man has been jailed for 15 years after admitting a conspiracy to supply cocaine and launder thousands of pounds.

Barnet’s first ever summer festival will kick off with the opening of an outdoor cinema in just over a week’s time.

The founder of 3food4u rose to his fundraising challenge in impressive fashion by hiking his way to a top-five finish in The Perambulation on Saturday.

Redbridge Council has repeatedly failed a disabled young man for more than half of his life, according to the watchdog for local councils.

Six men have been convicted for their parts in a county lines modern slavery operation that saw a Tottenham schoolboy trafficked for use as a drugs runner.

THE annual Sandy Lodge Golf Club fund-raiser for Michael Sobell Hospice last Thursday (17) raised more than £39,000!

London will be the first city in England to put hydrogen-powered double decker buses on the streets as a new fleet is launched today.

Fewer Hertfordshire pupils have been offered a place at their secondary school of choice, figures reveal.

Councils and elected representatives have been raising a flag this week in recognition of the Armed Forces.

A Finchley man is cycling the Tour de France to raise £1 million for charity.

I write regarding the report in the Watford Observer about the mural unveiled at the Meriden Community Centre honouring football legend Graham Taylor

Detectives investigating a burglary in Borehamwood have released images of some of the stolen items, in a bid to trace them and return them to their rightful owner.

Fewer Essex pupils have been offered a place at their secondary school of choice, figures reveal.

More than 50 inquiries into deaths handled by Essex coroner's service had been open for more than a year at the end of 2020, figures reveal.

When the breakfast- and after-school club provider at Longshaw Primary School in Chingford gave a month’s notice that it was pulling out, it put headteacher Jane Woods in a tight spot.