Croydon council tenants have been ignored. This was the admission of beleaguered council leader Hamida Ali as she sought to apologise for the terrible situation some have been living in.
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Low traffic neighbourhoods did not affect London Fire Brigade response times last year, according to new data.
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A police watchdog has concluded that the Metropolitan Police acted “appropriately” in its handling of a vigil for Sarah Everard earlier this month.
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The yoga instructor had the idea for a nationwide clap to show appreciation for frontline workers after seeing something similar in her native country, the Netherlands.
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Music lovers will flock to Crystal Palace Park this summer as festivals return. Wireless Festival is set to take place in the park from September 10-12. Run by Festival Republic, the first release of tickets have already sold out.
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I once had a spell of drinking in a pub called The Plume of Feathers, quite near to where I grew up. It was an okay pub but it was mainly noteworthy for bumping into people I hadn’t seen since school.
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A fun-loving band of ukulele players have bounced back from a technological setback in time for their neighbourhood festival.
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Marc Bolan, legendary singer of the 1970s rock band T. Rex, is to get a Blue Plaque in Summerstown. The Blue Plaque will be commemorating his time spent in the area as he began the career which would see him become one of Britain’s biggest pop stars.
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The middle-aged Mrs Eva Wilkinson lived at 51 Cliveden Road, Wimbledon, with her son Reginald. From an early age, Reginald had been a very difficult boy.
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Two production companies led by underrepresented groups have been awarded a research and development grant by a Clapham Theatre.
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Hatcham residents have found a way to stay busy while keeping spirits up by joining in hARTslane’s The Bunting of Hope project.
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Fulham Town Hall will host an art exhibition after laying empty for ten years.
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Wandsworth Arts Fringe festival is gearing up for their two-week summer festival – and have given grants to artists to help them realise their creative visions.
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A Lewisham playwright has been chosen as one of 10 winners out of 400 of a national theatre competition.
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Pedigree black Labrador Dexter flunked his sniffer dog exams because he wanted to chat too much. So he has now become the Met’s first welfare dog.
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The terrible living conditions of council tenants in South Norwood have caused shock and anger for many.
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Sian Berry has today officially launched her campaign to become Mayor of London with a promise to “stand alongside millions of renters”.
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The allegations – including of rape, sexual assault and coercion – refer to incidents at Latymer Upper School in Hammersmith that were allegedly committed by pupils.
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Our latest 52-page South London Press – out now! We have another 10 pages of sport including part one of an exclusive interview with Millwall owner John Berylson and the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic
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