300 food stalls, 38 sound systems and 1,000 toilets: Notting Hill Carnival preparations underway
A predicted 300 tonnes of waste will be cleared over the weekend.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Ongoing investigation into death of man on train tracks
Emergency services were called to reports of a casualty on the tracks.
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Refurbished park offers safe space for girls and families
The new play equipment includes a basket swing, slides, see-saw, rope bridge, balance beams, a springer and a carousel.
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Trio jailed in Geneva museum £2m Ming vase heist as reward offered to find missing bowl
The Met are offering £10,000 for information about the bowl.
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‘My whole family have been given a life sentence’: Mother speaks out after son murdered by housemate
The victim was stabbed a total of 14 times.
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Water, water everywhere, and not a drop to drink…
Ten years ago vehicles were left half submerged and street furniture was washed away in a shocking flood that caused £2million of damage in a quiet suburb, writes Claudia Lee.
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Exhibition: What does water mean to us …? explored at Royal Museums Greenwich
From indigenous inhabitants of south-central Chile to NHS reminders to wash your hands during Covid, an exhibition explores our connection to water in every way, writes Claudia Lee.
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Students and staff ‘triumphant’ after A-level successes
100% of BTEC business students and achieved Distinction or Merit grades.
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Where can a T-level get you?
T-levels are an alternative to A-levels and apprenticeships.
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A-level results: 18-year-old accepted into Cambridge thanks mum and school
50 per cent of students at the school achieved grades of A* to B or equivalent across A Level and BTECs.
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Victim of children’s home sex abuse scandal housed in flat overlooking building she was abused in
An inquiry into the scandal found 705 children had been abused.
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Teenager inspired by Karate Kid raising funds to compete at World Para Taekwondo Championships
He is preparing to compete at the championships in Mexico.
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Huge vintage pop-up sale returns for Second Hand September
Second Hand September is an initiative started in 2019 by Oxfam.
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Police need help identifying mysterious man found dead with head injury last year
The man is estimated to have been in his forties or fifties.
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Nine-year-old animal and plant lover wins major environmental award
The award honors a young person who is taking on environmental activism through art and literature.
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Residents call for ‘depressing’ graffiti covered former post office to be taken back by community
Royal Mail has not responded to residents proposals for the site.
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Surgeons clear three months of breast cancer operations in five days
Many had been on the waiting list for more than a year for their surgery.
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‘I’m never going back to the office’: Cancer survivor packs in advertising job to coach kids football
It was just before one of his chemotherapy sessions that he said he felt a sudden change.
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‘Croydon Stands Tall’: 30 giraffe sculptures pop up across borough’s hotspots
The giraffes will be auctioned off to raise money for Crisis charity.
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