Globe-al perspective of the transatlantic slave trade
A borough has installed four globes marking a sculpture trail to explain the transatlantic slave trade as part of a art education project called The World Reimagined.
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Author: Paul Lagan
Sterling effort from 10-man Chelsea as the beat Leicester City 2-1 at the Bridge
Raheem Sterling got his Chelsea goal-scoring exploits off to a great start by bagging both the goals, as 10-man Blues hung onto a 2-1 lead to claim all three points against Leicester City at the Bridge this afternoon.
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Thousands of cops on duty to keep Carnival revellers safe
The Met will be on duty in their thousands this bank holiday weekend to keep the public safe, as Notting Hill Carnival is welcomed back to west London after the pandemic.
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‘It’s a miracle a whole family wasn’t wiped out’
Residents fear a people could be killed if Transport for London (Tfl) doesn’t impose a 20mph speed limit on a South London road where a car crashed into a nursery.
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‘I’m running the marathon to raise vital cash to prevent cervical cancer, can you help?’
A consultant is running in the London Marathon in a bid to raise funds and awareness for her friend’s cancer charity.
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Elizabeth Line: In November, there will be no need to change at Paddington to go west
From November 6, commuters will no longer need to change at Paddington for services to Heathrow and Reading.
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Alleged sexual assault on girl, 15, on a bus
The Met are appealing for help to identify a man they would like to speak to in connection with an alleged sexual assault on a 15-year-old girl.
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‘MS support programme allows me to work out how to cope’
A woman with multiple sclerosis (MS) is speaking out about the support she has received from the MS society.
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E-bikes to be added to Santander bike hire fleet
E-Bikes will be added to the Santander Cycles scheme in September. Transport for London said a number of new docking
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Road closure has ‘brought out a sense of community’
Residents have been enjoying a wonderful summer of al fresco dining.
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Former top nurse honoured with portrait
A portrait of Dame Eileen Sills has been unveiled at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, where she served as Chief Nurse for 15 years.
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Town hall calls for Government action over energy price rise hike
A town hall has called for urgent action following Ofgem, the energy regulator, today announcing that the household energy price cap will increase to £3,549 from October 1.
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Chelsea look to make changes after dismal display against Leeds United
Blues head coach Thomas Tuchel suggested that they were the better side for the first 20 minutes.
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Ted’s top of the business podcasts
After years of providing valuable content to inform the next generation of young entrepreneurs, Ted Lawlor’s If Only They Knew (IOTK) podcast has been named as the Best Business Podcast of the Year by the Prestige Awards.
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Christopher Walker reviews Pussycat in Memory of Darkness and Take the rubbish out, Sasha at the Finborough Theatre
Russia’s cruel, terrible acts in Ukraine need to be exposed so that the killing stops soon, and stops there. Bravo to the Finborough Theatre, ever a brave innovator on the fringe.
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Chelsea torn apart 3-0 by rampant Leeds at Elland Road
Chelsea were destroyed 3-0 by Leeds United at Elland Road this afternoon.
While much of the blames falls squarely at the simple individual errors and collective narcolepsy that seemed to affect the squad, Leeds had the better game plan – do to Chelsea what Chelsea did to Spurs last week in the 2-2 Battle of the Bridge 2.
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Wheely useful way of getting round hospital
More than 1,000 people have signed up to use a wheelchair hire at a hopital after just three month in operation.
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Running the streets of Greenwich need not be a drag, unless you want it to be
The Ye Olde Rose and Crown pub in Greenwich is hosting its annual Michael Joyce Charity Drag Race tomorrow as
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Walk the Elizabeth Line and help children from around the world
A new event organised as part of this year’s Rail Aid is looking for participants to join a 15-mile (24 kilometre) walk following the route of the central section of the Elizabeth Line.
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