Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney’s safeguarding chief has pushed back against criticism of Mossbourne Victoria Park Academy review, calling the backlash an “embarrassing misstep.” The school had “caused harm to some of its most vulnerable pupils,” according to a long-awaited study
Metropolitan Police have increased patrols at the Morrisons car park in Acton, Ealing, following rising safety concerns and reports of suspicious activity.
Two men have been jailed after a man was killed in a violent assault outside a Wetherspoon pub in Lewisham, prompting renewed scrutiny over public safety.
Bromley’s Vue Cinema is screening the festive classic Home Alone alongside the new animated sequel Zootropolis 2, drawing strong family audiences.
Greenwich will host the return of the London Pantomime Horse Race this weekend, bringing a festive, crowd-pleasing spectacle back to the capital’s streets.
A 1960s Brixton office block in Lambeth will be redeveloped into a 341-room hotel and co-working hub, but a Nando’s restaurant and gym will be lost.
Lambeth Council is preparing to sell a derelict Cormont Road school beside Myatt’s Fields Park as severe financial pressures force urgent asset disposal.
Striking traffic wardens were blocked from entering a tense Bromley meeting, later disrupted by pro-Palestine activists amid heightened local tensions.
Healthwatch Havering’s new report evaluates frailty ward at Queen’s Hospital, outlining findings, patient concerns, and recommendations for improved care.
The Waltham Forest Poetry Competition, run by Forest Poets Stanza since 2018, continues its tradition, drawing talent and spotlighting community voices.
Hackney Council’s new electric car club plans face uncertainty as Zipcar prepares to end UK operations, disrupting services for more than 650,000 users
A new FOI request shows Croydon Council issued £1.4m in fines for LTN breaches in just one month, intensifying scrutiny over the controversial scheme.
