Unions call off next week’s Tube strikes
Disruption was expected across Tube services from Sunday through to next Saturday.
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Author: Claudia Lee
Without fuji there would be no Afrobeats
FUJI: A Opera will include never seen before archive footage and artifacts, explore the past of Fuji music, highlight its founding footprints, and celebrate its rich subculture from the early 1960s to the present day.
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‘They’ve all lived fascinating lives’: The ex-social worker whose ‘befriending’ service helps the elderly and lonely
Covid-19 caused a huge rise in people feeling lonely, especially those who live alone.
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‘The British pub scene has suffered’: Two friends launch app to revive London’s pubs
The app was created by two friends looking for a good local pub.
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Man convicted of murdering ‘funny and affectionate’ family man
The victim was stabbed 24 times sustaining injuries to his head and neck.
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Pirate studio offering exclusive music workshops
Registration closes on July 25.
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14-year-old girl missing for nearly a month
She is described as being around 5ft4ins and was last seen wearing a black puffer jacket.
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‘Pioneering’ zero-emission waste collection trucks unveiled
The collection of 45 trucks will be introduced over the coming weeks.
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53 new homes to be built on site of old police station
35 of the new homes will be affordable.
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Man rescued from blaze in five-storey block of flats
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
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Students get cricket masterclass from former England batter
The coaching session comes after a recent damning report by the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket.
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Dulwich Picture Gallery fundraising for biggest upgrade in 20 years
The impact of the project is hoped to double visitor numbers over the next ten years.
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Police officer bribed with food, drinks and holidays to downplay crimes including rape
Sergeant Frank Partridge worked as a licensing officer in Westminster.
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‘Trust in policing has eroded’: Met admit corruption and pay damages to Daniel Morgan family
Morgan was found dead in March 1987, his family believe he was about to expose police corruption when he was killed.
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Six days of strike action across London Underground
ASLEF train drivers will join RMT Underground staff in striking on two of the six days.
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‘It’s my lifeline’: Services for elderly and vulnerable forced to close after mayor axes fund
These services are also an integral part of keeping people out of hospitals and the care system.
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Sadiq Khan weighs in on two-child benefit cap row
Sadiq Khan has weighed in on the row over Labour’s plan to keep the two-child benefit cap in place, if the party is elected into Government.
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Library reopens following £1.5m ‘climate-friendly’ renovation
Emissions from buildings accounted for 77 per cent of Southwark’s total emissions in 2022.
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Young food producers sell homemade goods at Whole Foods
All the money raised from the sale will be kept by the schools to put towards cooking and growing projects.
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