In six weeks, more than £70,000 has been raised to buy toys for children who are from low-income families, in foster care, residential care homes, refuges or hospitals. Staff from the... Read more »
Tarek Namouz, 43 of west London, was arrested in May 2021 in a pre-planned operation by counter-terrorism officers. Material found on his phone indicated his extremist mindset. After analysing the phone, officers... Read more »
New research has found that there are thousands more offshore tax haven homes – worth billions of pounds – in South London than initially thought, which create serious “social harms” for local... Read more »
The Metropolitan Police has blasted Just Stop Oil who are engaged in a month-long protest across the capital, accusing them of tying up officers who should be out beating knife crime and... Read more »
The route that the Queen’s coffin will take from Wellington Arch to Windsor Castle for the committal service on Monday afternoon has been revealed – with thousands of people expected to turn... Read more »
Members of the public have been paying their respects at the Queen’s coffin in St Giles’ Cathedral since yesterday evening. They will have only a few more hours to visit before the... Read more »
The average household in south east London could spend thousands per year on their energy bill when the new price cap comes into effect in October, analysis suggests. Ofgem, the UK’s energy... Read more »
The Met will be on duty in their thousands this bank holiday weekend to keep the public safe, as Notting Hill Carnival is welcomed back to west London after the pandemic. The... Read more »
Holidaymakers have been hit with fresh travel nightmares as thunderstorms and torrential rain caused dozens of flights to be axed as thousands of passengers were left stranded on the tarmac at Gatwick... Read more »
Parents are being left without childcare as thousands of providers close. The overall number of childcare providers in England dropped by around 4,000 between March 2021 and March 2022, the largest decline... Read more »
