Open Age Men’s Walking Football Team with Russell John ‘Men’s Space Project Coordinator’ who leads on the programme – third person from the right, Adrian Fox London Masons Rep – 2nd from... Read more »
For the past 20 years, North West London has heard the roar of the Pendolino train. Britain’s first routinely used tilting train, the Pendolino takes its name from the Italian verb ‘pendere’... Read more »
The south-west of England will have the highest proportion of low-income workers affected by a £20-a-week cut later this year in universal credit payments, according to analysis by the TUC that illustrates... Read more »
Tributes have been paid to a West London cobbler ‘known for his big heart and kindness’, after he died following after an e-scooter crash. Anthony ‘Tony’ Mumford, 53, was on his way... Read more »
The sun is shining, there’s talk of heatwaves and Love Island is on TV every night. This can only mean one thing: summer is finally here. With summer holidays off the table... Read more »
The 183-year-old West Drayton station has been transformed ahead of its inclusion on the Elizabeth line. The major redevelopment was part of Network Rail’s station enhancement programme carried out in preparation for... Read more »
The fatal stabbing took place close to Brixton Underground Station, according to Lambeth Police. The A23 Brixton Road between Acre Lane and Atlantic Road in South West London has been closed. Armed... Read more »
Millions will be spent in North West London to address thousands of job losses brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic. Harrow and Brent councils recently announced support packages totalling more than £40... Read more »
Hundreds of new homes and a new civic centre are planned as part of a £690 million major regeneration programme. Harrow Council has confirmed it will team up with developer Wates Residential... Read more »
A 70-year-old woman has not been able to access her home for nine days after flooding left her flat covered in sewage. Disabled Irene Stevens has had to seek refuge at her... Read more »
