Emergency services were called to a stabbing on Lewisham Way just after 4.30am on Saturday (June 22). A man, aged in his 20s, subsequently presented himself at a south London hospital with... Read more »
A major London Underground station has been closed because it’s too busy. Videos from King’s Cross station this morning show commuters pouring out of the busy terminus. TfL has confirmed the closure... Read more »
A council and its Liberal Democrat opposition have hit out at the Government’s “insufficient’ childcare scheme after figures show a dramatic drop in early years places. Childcare places in Southwark have fallen... Read more »
Three men have been killed and one critically injured after a car was involved in a crash near the Brent Cross shopping centre in north London. Officers were called to reports of... Read more »
In the heart of West London, two educational institutions, Rosedale College in Hayes and Fulham Cross Academy, are embarking on transformative journeys. With major renovations on the horizon, these schools are not... Read more »
By Andre Rhoden-PaulBBC News Watch: Police in hazmat suits at east London property The suspect in a corrosive-substance attack on a mother and her daughters was last seen on the London Underground... Read more »
A renowned Mexican photographer wants to track down an elderly New Cross couple he photographed in the ‘80s – back when South London was a “wild west”. Cesar Vera was “fascinated” by... Read more »
The first mainline station to be built in London for more than a decade welcomed its first passengers this morning. Brent Cross West is a new Thameslink station in North London situated... Read more »
Pedestrians will have one second longer at green man crossings to allow elderly and disabled people to cross the road safely. Walkers have 6.1 seconds to cross a normal road at a... Read more »
The construction of Brent Cross West reached a new milestone this week when the external signs were installed, signalling the future opening of London’s newest main line station, which is expected in... Read more »