All TfL cleaning staff to travel for free on transport network
The union had already won free travel for about 5,000 sub-contracted cleaners at TfL.
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Author: James Twomey
Family of organ donor receive ‘incredibly emotional’ award after dad saves five lives
They received the Order of St John Award for Organ Donation.
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Croydon considers closing garden centre which supports people with autism and disabilities
More than 2,000 people have signed a petition calling for the centre to stay open.
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Lewisham homes to be bulldozed for apartment block
Lewisham councillors approved the new block in Taymount Rise.
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Police plea for witness to fatal collision to come forward
The motorcyclist in the photograph is believed to have been close to the scene of the collision.
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Police hunt ‘frightening’ burglar who broke down front door
He was then confronted by a woman in her living room.
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Merton council hits back at ‘indefensible’ £230K office revamp
It included £10,000 for new carpets, £5,000 for a new tea point and £10,000 for new chairs.
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Wandsworth admits an overspend of £2m in the transport budget
Wandsworth council said the expected shortfall in parking income was mainly driven by Covid.
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Man convicted of manslaughter of “a loving father and a wonderful brother”
Ibrahim Bah was described by his family as “a loving father and a wonderful brother”.
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Grenfell survivors fear cancer after inhaling toxic particles
Residents were “more than concerned” their cancer symptoms could go untreated.
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Chelsea FC neighbours fear ‘seven-day-a-week nightclub’ at Stamford Bridge
The club wants to play live music indoors until 1am near the West Stand.
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Grants of up to £10,000 available for Windrush 75 community celebrations
These grants are being made through the National Lottery Awards for All programme.
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Rough sleeping in London jumps by 21 per cent
London Mayor Sadiq Khan said the figure was “extremely concerning”.
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Greenwich council to offer free sanitary products to combat period poverty
If the scheme is successful, it could be expanded to more leisure centres across the borough.
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Supreme Court rules privacy of owners of luxury flats breached by Tate Modern viewing platform
The residents took legal action over visitors to the gallery looking into their homes.
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Heathrow, Selfridges and Harrods warn shoppers will leave London for Milan
The heads of the UK’s top high-end shops claimed they were at a disadvantage.
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Dog walkers could be stopped and searched in fouling crackdown
Hammersmith and Fulham residents could be penalised for a range of offences.
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Croydon’s asylum hotels: Mould, mice and ‘malnourished’ pregnant resident forced to induce labour
There are more than 1,000 people living in Croydon hotels with asylum cases.
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Tooting Bec Lido could be free for families in the summer
Wandsworth council revealed plans to make leisure centres free for some residents.
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