There are no London Overground trains running to or from Richmond due to a fault on a train

Paintings, ceramics, photography and sculptures by local artists will go on display in cafes, shops and venues around Crouch End on May 9 and 10.

A NatWest bank in Orpington is set to close this month as the chain announces mass closures for its banks.

Pure Gym has announced it is opening a brand new 24/7 gym in Dalston Hackney on June 2.

Data from the Department for Education has revealed how students are performing in their GCSEs in Bromley’s secondary schools, just as exam season gets under way for this year’s Year 11s.

Giant doughnuts, trilbies, and a £5 Pizza. Spitalfields Market is one of East London's most rewarding afternoons out.

London City Airport offers direct flights to top European beach destinations in under three hours, including Ibiza, Florence and Barcelona, with new routes launching soon.

The Freemasons Arms in Hampstead has launched a new summer menu, outdoor dining and cocktail deals ahead of the bank holiday weekend.

Smiling Futures Dental Mission will launch at Elm House Dental Surgery, on Forest Road, May 30.

The University of East London has announced an international healthcare partnership with Merit University, based in Sohag, Egypt.

Nine people were arrested over immigration offences and enforcement action was taken over illegal waste transportation in raids carried out in Barking.

A free, arts-based space for Newham where people are "valued, welcomed, and supported" will be launched by Rosetta Arts on May 21.

A "treasure trove" of works found in the Well Walk, Hampstead, home of 20th-century artist Muriel Jackson will go on sale at Cheffins’ Art & Design Sale in Cambridge on May 21.

Tate Modern and the Science Museum have been ranked among the UK’s biggest tourist traps, with complaints over crowds, queues and value for money.

Club Bisou brings a Riviera-inspired brunch to London with free-flowing rosé, live music and beach club vibes across six dates near Liverpool Street.

Acid attackers who have walked away without facing justice in more than a quarter of all recent incidents in Greater London, data has revealed.

The headstone of a great Guernseyman's grave has been unveiled at a ceremony in Highgate Cemetery, north London, after being re-erected and cleaned up.

A musical show based on the popular children's Who’s in Your Book? series will be in London at artsdepot, North Finchley from May 27 to 30.

Drag bingo, a community fair and a poetry workshop will be among a week of attractions as Dartford Pride returns for its fifth celebration in June.

Woolwich Works has announced a programme of family-friendly events, live performance and creative workshops for the rest of 2026.

London's half marathon route has been confirmed - showcasing the best of Shoreditch, Hoxton and Stoke Newington.

Barking and Dagenham Council has secured a possession order for a flat in Hawkwell House, Dagenham, after a set fire to the property using his ex-partner's belongings.

Here are all the events taking place at Wembley Park this May.

Two women have died after a small boat carrying 82 people attempted a Channel crossing from France towards Dover in Kent.

There are Wetherspoon pubs, and then there was The Capitol in Forest Hill.

A historic Mayfair pub is being renamed back to Three Jolly Butchers as part of a refurbishment, with reopening planned for June.

Guide Dogs' Redbridge Training Centre in Woodford Green is opening its doors to the public for a Fun Day on May 9.

Brunswick Park Road is closed in both directions due to a "police incident".

Police are investigating whether a shooting and a stabbing in Brixton in the early hours of Saturday are linked.

Six Lewisham businesses and venues are in the running to be named among some of the best in London in the Muddy Awards 2026, run by Muddy Stilettos.

A man is currently fighting for his life after being stabbed in Brixton.

The A2 is blocked eastbound in Bexley following a crash at Danson Interchange, with traffic building in the area.

BOXPARKs across BOXPARK venues across Wembley, Shoreditch, Croydon and Camden. have just opened bookings for screenings of the FIFA World Cup 2026.

Plans have been submitted to open a new Jamaica Blue coffee shop in Broadway, Bexleyheath.

We rubbed shoulders with Greg Rutherford and Alex Jones at the VIP preview of the new World of PAW Patrol at Chessington World of Adventures.

A roundup of all the latest planning applications submitted to Harrow Council.

The Kent versus London debate still fires people up across the south east, where many towns only officially became part of the capital in the 1950s. We look into some of those places which were once Kent but are now part of London.

A converted aircraft factory in Cricklewood has gone on the market for £5.35m, offering industrial workspace and a luxury penthouse.

Three warehouses in Enfield have been destroyed by a fire.

Thousands of homes in south east London have been left without water after a burst main in Bromley.

Wolf Alice, Kasabian and Biffy Clyro are among the superstars set to shine at Finsbury Park this summer.

A man has been arrested following a report of indecent exposure in Kent.

High Street in Harlesden has been shut in both directions due to a "police incident".

Four runners, two staff and two relatives grateful for their relatives' collectively raised almost £9,500 for the King George and Queen’s Hospitals Charity in the London Marathon.

Here are the latest planning applications submitted to Camden Council over the past week.

Stables Market in Camden Town is on the site of a vast Victorian network of railways and canals that were once served by heavy horses hauling goods and barges - we explore its history with the help of the book Lost London.

Pie Crust restaurant in Stratford, London has been open for more than 40 years and is loved by locals.

Here is a list of the most recent applications submitted to Redbridge Council over the past week.

Blippi returns to London’s West End this August with the Be Like Blippi tour at The Arts at Marble Arch, featuring music, dancing and interactive fun for families.

A new study ranks London boroughs by entertainment options, with Westminster top and Redbridge among the least lively areas.