Croydon Council will remove planters which currently block off some roads to all drivers. The council will change seven schemes in South Norwood, Broad Green and Addiscombe.
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The new trail will take wanderers from Brockley to Bermondsey, via New Cross, Deptford and the River Thames.
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It’s a space with a custom built 18ft ring and the third venue to open in London under Manya Klempner – former blue-chip banking executive.
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Locals from North Kensington are being whisked away to the seaside for a three-day break as Europe’s biggest street festival makes a comeback for the first time since 2019.
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The Department for Education has now signed off on plans for the school to join the UK’s biggest academy trust.
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In July 2022, a total of 429 people had to wait 12 hours or more before being admitted.
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Plans for the £250,000 project have been submitted by Bromley Council.
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City Hall analysis has found that underlying inflation has “consistently” been 1.5 per cent higher in London than the rest of the country over the last six months.
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Perrymount primary school in Sunderland Road hit the £7,500 target for a new bus after donations from the school community and businesses.
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Two Croydon JD Wetherspoon pubs are on the market for a total of more than £300,000 a year.
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The Ferndale low traffic neighbourhood [LTN], which stretches across Clapham, Brixton and Stockwell, was introduced by Lambeth council during the Covid-19 pandemic.
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The holiday rental company has teamed-up with Kensington and Chelsea Council to tackle illegal short-term lets in the borough.
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Miracle Agency in Falcon Road, Battersea had 10 patients at the time of the inspection by the care watchdog in July and could face closure if it does not improve.
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Daneche Tison was just 26-years-old when he was shot outside a block of flats on Bruncker Street, W10, in the early hours of Tuesday, 19 July.
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Don’t Pay UK is a nationwide movement which aims to convince one million people to pledge to stop paying their bills on October 1.
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A developer wants to build two housing blocks to replace the station on Uxbridge Road – one of London’s busiest routes.
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Battersea Arts Centre (BAC) has started a series of social change projects led by young people to help develop their skills which they can pass onto their community.
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People with HIV are missing out on vital healthcare because they are have stopped accessing medical attention causing them to be “lost to care”.
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The luxury shopping district between Chelsea and Belgravia will be used for outdoor eating and drinking from May to October and then host short-term events for the public during the winter season.
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