Just Stop Oil activists glued themselves to a road in north London on the 22nd day of the group’s campaign of civil unrest. About 20 protesters stopped traffic in Upper Street in... Read more »
By Jacob Phillips, Local Democracy Reporter A blind Londoner can’t get to hospital for her eye appointments as she has to cross a cycle lane to get on the bus. Hyacinth Malcolm... Read more »
Three-and-a-half years late, the Elizabeth line is open for business. The air conditioned, spacious purple trains began ferrying commuters and tourists beneath central London this morning (Tuesday, May 24), between Paddington in the... Read more »
Londoners are very fortunate to have an efficient network of tube lines running 402km and serving 275 stations beneath us. We’ve all used them at some point be it for the rat... Read more »
Picture and video footage shared on social media this evening, on Tuesday, shows thick black smoke rising from flames on a building next to Acton Town station in West London. The station has... Read more »
There are some weird rules on the London Underground, like not being drunk (fat chance) or soiling the railway (we hope not). It also turns out standing on the left of an... Read more »
A man has appeared in court accused of covering North London bus stops in anti-Semitic graffiti. Nicholas Lalchan, 49, allegedly used a black marker pen to deface bus stops around North West... Read more »
BY DANIEL MARSH Gary Rowett hailed Bartosz Bialkowski after the Polish stopper’s sensational late penalty save preserved the factors for Millwall of their 1-0 win over Rotherham. A Jed Wallace thunderbolt had... Read more »
A final-ditch battle has been waged to avoid wasting two libraries in east London caught up in £1.6 million public spending cuts which has led to a U-turn tonight (March 3) at Tower Hamlets Council’s cabinet meeting.... Read more »
