Dr Ian Mudway said that there is also a “profound” link between exposure to pollution and the risk of dementia later in life, as well an impact on general mental health.
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Lambeth council shelled out £10,451,000 in disrepair claims to residents between 2017 and 2021, while Southwark council handed over £8,840,000 in compensation over the same period.
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A mum is taking on the London Landmarks Half Marathon to help raise funds and awareness of the charity which supported her deaf 10-year-old to learn to listen and speak and start achieving his dreams.
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Vaccination centre staff and volunteers helping south-west Londoners get their Covid-19 booster jab have been praised for being “super friendly”.
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Prince Andew may have avoided trial by settling out of court with accuser Virginia Giuffre last week but he hasn’t escaped one of London’s most feared fates – Traitors’ Gate.
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The divisive scheme controlled traffic flow and used barriers and on-street cameras to fine motorists who did not obey the rules.
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The Met’s Deputy Commissioner Sir Stephen House on Wednesday launched a scathing attack on Mayor of London Sadiq Khan over the way Cressida Dick’s resignation was handled.
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Aeron Suarez, a nurse at King’s College Hospital, said the discounted apartments were the only chance he had at getting on the property ladder in London.
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The 4.1 per cent increase would hit residents in April, a year after appalling living conditions were exposed at council-owned tower blocks in Regina Road, South Norwood.
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Thousands of people are calling for the bikes-only path along King Street in Hammersmith to be taken out, saying it causes havoc.
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A choir group are heading to the United States of America this summer to perform at the North American Festival of Wales.
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A lock fitting company is offering apprenticeships to South London women in a bid to shift the balance in the profession.
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A Barber in Sydenham has called out for a more visible police presence after the Lloyds Bank branch next door to his salon was targeted by armed robbers.
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The mound closed to the public for good on Sunday, January 9 and it started to be dismantled on January 18.
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A fleet of new, higher specification all-electric buses is being introduced on a key London bus route to encourage even more people back on to public transport as London recovers from the pandemic.
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London knife crime is so bad council officers say they have discovered knives hidden in west London playgrounds, writes Jacob Phillips, Local Democracy Reporter.
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Team GB might be struggling for medals at the Winter Olympics but residents at Four Seasons Charlton Park Care Home took part in their own Winter Olympic Games.
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Alzheimer’s Society is inviting fundraisers to take part in its Glow London night-time walk on Friday, March 11.
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De Lux Beauty, in Brixton Hill, Brixton, has been shortlisted in the UK Hair and Beauty Awards 2022 for Best Brows, Best Gel Nails, Beauty Therapist of the Year and Entrepreneur of the Year.
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