Met Police reveal London's most wanted people.

A pop-up cinema is screening classic British films after sunset in Beckenham Place Park this summer.

Bexley Council have agreed to change their policy for charging for social care after people in the borough were found to have paid "over the odds."

Peckham’s Rye Lane is set to reopen to buses and timed deliveries, having been pedestrianised since the beginning of the pandemic.

A woman who is living "through and beyond cancer" says her hope has been boosted since receiving support from a charity.

A devoted father has raised thousands of pounds in a desperate bid to find a cure for his daughter's rare disorder.

A man has spoken of his horror after seeing a rat in a Sainsbury's Superstore in Wandsworth.

A woman is due to appear in court today charged with the murder of a man in Enfield.

Police should urgently investigate Lambeth Council’s “cover-up” of the death of a child who suffered abuse in its care.

Croydon Council has U-turn on plans to close two children’s centres.

A new local celebrity is currently growing up in South Norwood - in the form of a 10-metre-tall plant used to make tequila.

A Hayes mum has undergone a huge transformation since lockdown – going from an underconfident size 20 optician’s manager, to now, a UK Calendar Girls entrant.

Alongside Red, Amber, Green and Green watchlist, Amber Plus is a new level that travellers should become familiar with.

A fraction of rape investigations in London resulted in someone being charged last year, new figures reveal.

Gravesend residents will be able to travel directly into the capital by boat this summer, as Uber temporarily extends its Thames Clippers service to North Kent.

A lorry driver has appeared at the Old Bailey accused of murdering his ex-wife in south east London.

The “temporary” £15 Congestion Charge is set to be made permanent and its hours of operation reduced following a public consultation.

A 2-year-old girl who had a rare case of influenza tragically died following a "catalogue of errors" at Kings College Hospital, an inquest has found.

Local residents have hit out at the "absolutely disgraceful" state of bins in Bexley, saying people are "rightly angry" watching the rubbish pile up and the stench grow due to ongoing strikes.

A swan has been found dead with a gunshot wound to the head at Southmere Lake.

Three people were rushed to hospital after a serious five-car pile-up in Croydon which saw a vehicle flipped on its head.

A TEENAGER from Eltham has been honoured with The Diana Award for her efforts to tackle social issues during lockdown.

Police have released an appeal for a man wanted in Greenwich after breaching his tag 14 times.

Changes are being made to the controversial 'low traffic neighbourhood' in West Greenwich after concerns were raised over delayed response times for emergency services due to the blocked roads.

The Met will examine the circumstances of the death of a child at a Lambeth Council-run home more than 40 years ago following the publication of a damning report.

Large parts of south east London are falling behind when it comes to Covid-19 jabs, so we've taken a look at which neighbourhoods have the lowest vaccination rates.

A 69-year-old motorist has denied killing an elderly pedestrian by careless driving in Lewisham.

With big names disappearing from the high street in recent years, councillors say they are 'delighted' that a global company has opened up a new store in Bexleyheath.

A man was stabbed multiple times in a Crystal Palace shop yesterday.

Today is World Hepatitis Day, and the St George’s Viral Hepatitis Team is asking people to get tested for hepatitis C.

A daily user of Crystal Palace Park is calling on the council to refurbish its neglected toilet facilities, which are “like something out of a horror film.”

Recent figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders show that there are more than 450,000 EVs on UK roads.

If you are unlucky enough to suffer from hay fever you will have noticed the symptoms seem to be a lot worse than previous years.

A report, The Social State, is calling for public services to be delivered to help people form new relationships.

A fifth teenager has been arrested after a boy was stabbed to death in the Shrublands area of Croydon.

It has been a week since the majority of restrictions on social contact were lifted in the UK, which has been a well anticipated time for the entertainment industry.

Battersea Park Zoo have welcomed two adorable new piglets last week.

A restaurant owner fears he will lose his business after emergency Covid-19 cash was turned down – and his takings dropped by around £450 a day.

A last-ditch bid to hold up a controversial regeneration scheme has failed after only one Tory councillor opposed the plans.

A paedophile who raped a five-year-old girl he was trusted to look after in Borehamwood has been put behind bars.

Motorists are set to be prevented from travelling in one direction of a street in the borough of Harrow for two weeks while roadworks are carried out.

Residents and commuters face being “seriously disadvantaged” by a development planned for a tube station’s car parks, campaigners have warned.

Campaigners have blasted UK gun laws as "absurd" after it emerged that dozens of children in London can legally use the weapons.

Covid-19 infections have fallen across south east London, with every borough recording a decrease in case numbers.

Chingford Rotary Club member Ken Abiodon has been presented with a Paul Harris Foundation Award by District Governor Francis Uwaechi at an award ceremony.

A man has been rushed to hospital after a crash in a busy road.

Waltham Forest headteachers say children have “lost the skill of using a pen” and “forgotten how to be kind to each other” during lockdown.

Motorists will have to pay if they want to park in a Mill Hill car park for more than two hours from Monday.

A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man was found dead in Enfield.

BUSINESSES celebrated as customers flocked back to shops and venues after Covid rules were relaxed.