Teen has life-threatening injuries from Woolwich stabbing
Police were called at midnight, going into Sunday, after reports of a stabbing in Mayplace Lane.
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Author: Yann Tear
Early morning Old Kent Road stabbing puts teen in hospital
Officers attended, along with the London Ambulance Service, at around 4.15am after being alerted to reports of a stabbing.
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Indian arts to feature prominently in Croydon’s ‘year of culture’
In workshops that will kick off in April, pupils from Norbury Manor Girls School will research creative and cultural Indian traditions – including dance, design and also create 25 beautiful silk flags and 25 silk scarves.
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Clara adds voice to clamour for more life-saving plasma donations
The health service said it needs at least 2,400 Londoners to come forward to donate.
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Police investigate reports of gunshots
The call-out came at around 5.30am and the incident is said to have happened near the junction with Printers Road, Battersea.
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Pictures released of pair sought after Green Park Tube robbery
The victim was walking towards the Jubilee line when he was stopped by two males who demanded his belongings.
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Four men charged with firearms offences relating to December flashpoint in Forest Hill
Just before 10pm on Monday, December 12, police were called to Brockley Rise following reports of a disturbance involving a group of men – one of whom was firing a gun into the air.
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Book celebrates special women from Battersea
When it comes to diversity and influence, writer Jeanne Rathbone has compiled a compelling argument for Battersea claiming to be extra special.
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Generous girls’ school rallies to raise funds for earthquake victims
The Falcons School for Girls hosted a non-uniform day just before half-term to encourage their community to donate to the school’s fundraising for the crisis charity supporting those affected by the earthquake.
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Woman attacked by man and robbed in Victoria railway station toilets
Officers are today releasing images of a man they would like to speak to about the incident, which happened at around 7.50am on Thursday, January 19.
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Suspicious package sparks US embassy security alert
An alarm inside the building at 33 Nine Elms Lane began going off at around 10.15am telling people to stay away from windows and move to assembly areas.
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Appeals over Earl’s Court Tube assault that left man needing eye operation
The victim, a man, was left with facial injuries to his eye which required surgery.
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Designer’s terror as masked men pull off Belgravia clothing heist
Sixty-two unique pieces, which include dresses and coats, are the creation of fashion designer Claire Mischevani – and were stolen from a car following a fashion shoot.
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Huge hike in parking charges for Lambeth drivers
The council wants to change how it charges for parking and make drivers with more polluting vehicles pay more. But the cost of parking even the most eco-friendly cars will triple under the proposed changes for 2023/24.
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The council team cracking down on antisocial behaviour
The Green has become a no-go zone as drug users, gangs and drunks have moved in.
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‘Can’t get you out of my head’ – the Kylie song driving bar’s neighbours to distraction
Residents living near the bar at 11 Woodstock Street, just off Oxford Street, have been complaining about the venue since it opened in November and claim the vibrations from the music can be felt in the flats.
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Counter-terrorism hub at Paddington Green could still make way for tower blocks
Three towers, 39, 24 and 17 storeys in height, could be built next to Edgware Road Tube Station, providing 556 homes.
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Red kite rescued after being shot out of skies over Greenwich
The RSPCA was contacted for help after the kite fell out of the sky and landed on some tourists who had been taking photographs at the world-famous Royal Observatory in Greenwich on Saturday, February 11.
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Free mobile sim card boost for hard-up Greenwich residents
The firm Better, which runs libraries across Royal Greenwich on the council’s behalf, will be issuing sim cards to eligible residents through Greenwich Supports, the Council’s cost of living campaign.
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