The nature club at Triangle Adventure Playground – the oldest one in the capital still on its original site – helps children learn about biodiversity and the natural world and grow, cook and eat their own food.
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Children will receive three Covid tests during their first week back at secondary school from March 8, Kensington and Chelsea Council has said.
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London South Bank University (LSBU) has become the first university to be independently accredited as meeting National Quality Standards for services supporting male victims of sexual violence.
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The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has launched a new smartphone app today, making it easier for people to report terrorist content online.
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Hundreds of Londoners are suffering the after effects of coronavirus and are seeking treatment at long Covid clinics set up across the capital.
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A campaign group has pleaded with the mayor of Lewisham to reverse a planned £250,000 cut to children’s mental health services.
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Tech giant Amazon has donated 100 devices to Power to Connect, an initiative launched by Wandsworth Council and Battersea Power Station in April 2020 to provide laptops and data vouchers to local families.
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A vaccine guinea pig has spoken of his pride in helping the fightback against Covid-19 by taking part in research which has proved to be the most effective against the new strain.
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Metropolitan Police Commissioner Cressida Dick has said that violent crime in London is “not on the up” despite recent high-profile incidents.
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A businessman and author Andrew Hampshire, from Chislehurst, is giving something back to his local community by donating 20 scholarship to local performing arts school All the Arts.
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The report from Centre for London reveals that targets for the number of specialist homes for older people, such as retirement communities, are not being met in London, with only half the required number being developed.
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Children will receive three Covid tests during their first week back at secondary school from March 8, Kensington and Chelsea Council has said.
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The Croydon Park Hotel is one of the 15 sites set to be sold off by the council as it faces a major financial crisis. Croydon Council bought the hotel for £30m in 2018, but it went into administration last summer.
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Southwark Council is hosting a webinar in a bid to ease concerns about being vaccinated against Covid-19. Although the majority of people offered a vaccine have taken it, there is still reluctance among some communities.
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One Deptford schoolgirl has decided to play her part in helping feed the community this lockdown after being inspired by the footballer Marcus Rashford. Eight-year-old Leila Miah cooked 500 meatballs, using 30 tins of tomatoes and 15kg of pasta all in one day to donate 100 hot meals to her local community.
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A rugby club is celebrating after becoming the first nationally to become a member of an international inclusivity organisation, proving that to champion inclusivity, you just have to try.
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Lewisham Council is hoping that 27,267 new homes will be built across the borough by 2040, with more than 12,000 in the north of the borough. The council is consulting on its draft local plan, which sets out its long-term development strategy until 2040.
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“You don’t feel the cold until about two o’clock in the morning, that’s when it’ll be icy cold,” says Ifama Mawusi Abimbola, who was forced to sleep outside on the streets of South London on two occasions during the coronavirus pandemic.
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London Fire Brigade is set to inspect a Deptford estate after residents said they were worried about a repeat of the Grenfell tragedy.
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