A footballer who verbally abused another player has been convicted of a homophobic hate crime. Tower Hamlets FC player Ayokunle Odedoyin, originally from Barking, targeted Sheppey United’s Jahmal Howlett-Mundle with a homophobic... Read more »
Goldsmiths University has decided to keep four statues connected to slavery and Britain’s colonial past on the front of Deptford Town Hall. Following a public consultation of people in the Lewisham area... Read more »
Chelsea are willing to pay €45m (£38m) plus Timo Werner to sign Matthijs de Ligt from Juventus while Hakim Ziyech is in talks with AC Milan, reports Sky in Italy. The 22-year-old... Read more »
A London man who has cycled the same 9 km route to his job at the Salvation Army for 20 years, says he was punched in the face by an angry driver Thursday. Peter... Read more »
By Scott Kitching June 24, 2022 12:20pm Police have made an arrest in connection with shots that were fired in a south London neighbourhood. On the night of Sunday, June 12, police... Read more »
Proposals to cut bus routes could “cripple” parts of London and make it harder for people to get to hospital, a union has warned. Routes 14 and 74 from Putney to Russell... Read more »
‘A runway between Broadway Market and Brick Lane’: the glamorisation of East London’s gentrification
Home to the emerging creative class, independent coffee shops and beanies in more colours than you can name, East London has been crowned as one of the capital’s trendiest locations. London Fields,... Read more »
A free festival will run for three months next to London Bridge. Summer by the River Festival is taking place in London Bridge City, the name for the area next to London... Read more »
London Underground workers have threatened to strike again in a dispute over jobs, pay, pensions and conditions – as millions of rail passengers suffered a fourth day in a row of disruption... Read more »