The boys and girls in the black and white suits protested the lack of a level playing field as other businesses such as non-essential retail can remain open.
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Gracie Barra Oval School in Bolton Crescent, Oval, was penalised by Lambeth council.
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Lewisham is set to open its usual base for council meetings as a testing centre, the overview and scrutiny business panel was told on Tuesday (December 15).
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Town hall leaders will decide in January whether or not to axe a controversial road scheme designed to make residential streets safer and less polluted.
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Brixton businesses are worried about keeping afloat as Tier 3 restrictions are enforced in London.
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Croydon council has officially gone to the Government for a £150 million bail out.
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A resident who defeated Lewisham Council in a tribunal over a penalty charge notice (PCN) is asking for others to be reversed.
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A killer who waited 18 years to avenge the murder of his brother have been found guilty of the Halloween stabbing his victim to death near a playground.
Stephen O’Rourke, of Grosvenor Park, Kennington, stabbed to death Rocky Djelal, 38, after dressing up as a workman to attack him near the children’s playground in Southwark Park on October 31 2018.
The family of a victim stabbed to death supposedly for his part in a killing 18 years before have spoken of their shock at finding someone they knew carried it out.
Rocky Djelal was knifed in Southwark Park by Stephen O’Rourke on October 31 2108 and died minutes later as his father and brother ran to try and save him.
A pistol and three knives were seized during a weekend-long operation targeting violent crime in south west London.
Officers from the South West Violence Suppression Unit, the local neighbourhoods team, the Dog Support Unit, and Special Constables, took part in Operation Speicher between last Friday and Sunday.
Peter McEwan runs small fashion retailer Meet Bernard, which has branches in both Dulwich ad Greenwich. Here he discusses the importance of shopping locally – not only for people like him but for the benefit of the whole community – and he tells us that things maybe have not been quite as bad as people have thought, with a positive message for local businesses in difficult times.
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A murder investigation has been launched after a woman was fatally stabbed multiple times in Croydon.
Police were called to reports of a stabbing at an address in Canning Road, Croydon, shortly after midnight on Saturday.
A murder investigation has been launched following the killing of a 15-year-old.
Kayjon Lubin, of Newham, died from a single stab wound to the chest in Woolwich last Friday.
Greenwich schools leaders have backed down in their confrontation with the government after being threatened with legal action if they do not let schools stay open.
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A fashion designer from New Cross has spoken for the first time about her battle to overcome a serious brain injury suffered when she was knocked down at an organised cycling event.
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But town hall leaders say some black and ethnic minority people – the worst-hit community by the virus – fear the vaccine’s effects and will refuse to have it.
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Five artists, including one local young designer, have come together during lockdown to create the murals at eight underpasses which connect Thamesmead’s four-mile network of picturesque canals.
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Most of the cash will be used to help with food, energy and water bills.
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Vicky Foxcroft, the MP for Lewisham and Deptford, has won an award for promoting positive change for disabled people from the national disability charity, Sense.
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