Hundreds of police swoop on Bromley, targeting large guns and drugs operation
Hundreds of police officers took part in one of the biggest Met sting operations this year targeting the possession and
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Author: Charlie Stong
School boy realises bee keeping dream
A primary school boy is realising his dream of becoming a bee keeper following his participation in an international drug
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Children and adults taken to hospital after car mounts pavement and hits bystanders outside Beatrix Potter Primary School in Earlsfield
A number of children and adults have been taken to hospital after being hit by a car outside a Wandsworth
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Families of children cared for by Evelina hospital create video in bid to raise cash for vital work
The families of 77 children born with congenital heart disease (CHD) have joined together to create a touching video tribute
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Grove Park grandfather given two years to live still going strong – almost a decade later
A grandfather who was told he had just two years to live nine years ago has paid tribute to the
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Trial scheme to extend bus lane on London’s red routes to begin this Sunday
A scheme to trial 24-hour-a-day seven-days-a-week bus lanes on some of London’s busiest roads begins this Sunday. Transport for London’s
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Sugar’s apprentice opens second bakery after success of first
Lord Sugar’s latest business partner Carina Lepore, of Dough Bakehouse, is launching a second branch within a year of winning
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Sixth arrest in murder of Salem Koudou in Lambeth last month
Police investigating the death of 20-year-old Salem Koudou in Lambeth last month have made a sixth arrest. An 18-year-old man
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Young, white people still making up majority of coronavirus cases in Wandsworth
By Sian Bayley, Local Democracy Reporter Wandsworth council has announced where the most coronavirus cases are occurring in the borough.
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Man killed after row at unlicensed music event in Lewisham
A murder investigation has been launched after a man was killed following a row at an unlicensed music event. Police
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New homes for car park close to Anerley Town Hall back on the table
By Lachlan Leeming, Local Democracy Reporter A previously rejected Bromley council scheme to build a block of new homes in
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Year-long sting sees almost 150 arrests made and dozens of weapons seized
Almost 150 people have been arrested and more than 50 weapons seized following a year-long police sting to disrupt violence
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Plans to move Beckenham Library scrapped over potential £1m cost
By Lachlan Leeming, Local Democracy Reporter Long-running plans to relocate Beckenham Library to the nearby public hall have been shelved,
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West London hospital trust once eye of the coronavirus storm recorded no deaths in August from Covid-19
By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter There have been no deaths at a west London health trust – which was
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Pimlico cat cafe the purrfect way to relieve stress
By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter The founder of a cat cafe in Pimlico believes she has found the purrfect
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Greenwich residents told to travel to rural Wales for nearest Covid test
By Lachlan Leeming, Local Democracy Reporter A South-east London council leader has branded the Government’s coronavirus testing programme a “total
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Primary schools welcome back many students for first time since spring
By Julia Gregory, Local Democracy Reporter Head teachers at primary schools across South and west London have been welcoming back
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Landlord gives Westminster firms boost over discounts to diners
By Julia Gregory The government’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme may have finished but many businesses in Westminster have
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Autistic non-verbal man from South London missing
Police are appealing for help to find a young man who is missing from South London. Richard Rodrigues, 25, was
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