A man in his 60s is in life-threatening condition after an altercation outside a Walworth pub, prompting a major Southwark police investigation into the incident.
New figures reveal house prices in Barnet fell in September, dropping more sharply than the London average and signaling shifting trends in the property market.
Officials flagged 29 vehicles during a Harrow Weald parking crackdown, highlighting intensified enforcement amid rising community concerns over road safety.
The Care Quality Commission rates Waltham Forest Council’s adult social care services as “good,” awarding a score of 64/100 in its latest performance review.
The Plough and Harrow pub in Welling, Bexley, has reopened under new ownership, offering a refreshed venue as it begins a new chapter for local customers.
Harrow opposition leader Susan Hall denounces what she calls “woke stupidity” during a debate over the borough’s Christmas tree, escalating political tensions.
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A Leyton resident criticises Waltham Forest Council after receiving a £300 fine for discarding a book parcel in a public bin, urging focus on real fly-tippers. Daniel Dixon claims he was “outraged” by the fine he
Lambeth Council outlines actions taken after residents raised major governance, financial and management concerns about the performance of the Loughborough Estate Board.
Croydon Council is projecting a £22m underspend this financial year, signalling stronger fiscal discipline and improved management of the borough’s resources.
Croydon Council urges residents and partners to unite for the global 16 Days of Action Against Gender-Based Violence, running from 25 November to 10 December.
Army veteran James Spink launches a new support initiative at Ealing A&E, aiming to strengthen patient care, streamline assistance, and enhance frontline resilience.
Camden (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Camden authorities say a decision on future access for trans swimmers at Hampstead Heath’s ponds is expected early next year, following months of debate. A final report on the matter is anticipated to be presented to Camden
Lewisham has approved the redevelopment of a derelict shopping centre despite objections to a proposed 17-storey tower, sparking debate over urban design.
Ten Lewisham businesses have been recognised among the borough’s best at a prestigious awards ceremony, celebrating excellence across local industries.
Redbridge’s top-performing secondary schools for GCSEs 2025 have been revealed, highlighting standout results and community reaction to the latest rankings.
Haringey celebrated carers with the launch of its new Carers Strategy at Alexandra Palace, highlighting expanded support measures and recognition for unpaid carers.
Two Croydon schools are among 250 selected for new solar panel installations under a Great British Energy scheme aimed at boosting clean energy in education.
Barking and Dagenham Council and Queen Mary University announce a £4.1m investment to build a state-of-the-art academic dental centre in central Barking.
Croydon Mayor Jason Perry pledges to prioritise residents while tightening council spending, emphasising value for money and improved service delivery.
Lambeth Council’s overhaul of its Placement Policy means most homeless households could now be moved outside the borough, and in many cases beyond the southeast.
Council members from a Chestnut Park Primary School in Croydon marked an auspicious date with a visit to the Houses of Parliament, offering students a rare insight.
A new report finds that more than a third of Havering residents still feel unsafe, highlighting persistent local concerns despite recent security initiatives.
Lambeth Council’s proposal for a new tourist tax gains overwhelming public support, raising prospects for a policy shift aimed at boosting local revenue and services.
The Lyric Hammersmith and Fulham returns with Jack and the Beanstalk, releasing first-look production images as the festive pantomime runs through 4 January 2026.
M’eat The Vegans in Camden Town has been awarded the area’s best plant burger, recognising the eatery’s standout vegan offering in a competitive food scene.
Hammersmith & Fulham Council releases a second £430k round of Coronation Youth Fund grants, backing 21 local groups supporting residents aged 11 to 24.
Islington Council’s emergency housing budget rises to £15m for 2025/26, with officials citing strong outcomes and renewed focus on homelessness prevention.
Plans for Walthamstow café Kole Dodaj to serve beer have prompted concerns from residents, sparking debate over licensing, safety and community impact in Waltham Forest.
Developers have moved to the next phase of plans for around 1,300 new homes on a golf course spanning Barking and Dagenham, marking a major housing push.
Haringey Council’s use of bailiffs has increased despite its ethical debt-collection policy, prompting scrutiny over enforcement practices and transparency.
Opposition parties accuse Waltham Forest Council of “bending the rules” after it declined to disqualify a councillor absent from meetings for six months.
Barnet is projected to see more than 15,000 extra households by 2032, signalling major growth pressures and raising key planning and infrastructure questions.
Kensington and Chelsea Council has launched an investigation into allegations that Lord Peter Mandelson relieved himself against a garden wall, prompting public concern.
An Ealing butcher was fined over £50,000 after a worker lost part of a thumb using an unsafe bandsaw, following an investigation into major safety failings.
Throwley Yard Cinema in Sutton has closed just 18 months after opening, despite nearly £3m in council funding and public grants, marking a swift and costly shutdown.
Barnet (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Barnet has rejected demands to withdraw a report after revelations that three recent deaths involving vulnerable children were not disclosed to councillors. Nonita Grabovskyte, who passed away in December 2023, and two other young people who had
Waltham Forest (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Two Wetherspoon pubs in Waltham Forest have been recognised in the Loo of the Year Awards 2025 for outstanding toilet quality, hygiene, and customer standards. Inspectors have given a platinum plus rating to The King’s Ford
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A private healthcare service launched in Harrow in 2023 is giving residents faster access to medical support, offering an alternative to long GP and hospital waiting times. Located on Greenhill Road, six minutes’ walk from Harrow on
Hounslow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hounslow Labour faces escalating turmoil as Councillor Vickram Grewal becomes the fourth member to quit the group within seven days, raising questions over party stability. Mr. Grewal, a Cranford council member, was chosen again to represent Hounslow
Hammersmith and Fulham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hammersmith & Fulham Trading Standards officers have seized 12,263 illegal vapes worth over £106,000 since 2021, marking a major escalation in enforcement efforts. Nearly £24,000 worth of illegal vapes were seized in the last seven
London (Parliament Politics Magazine) – BBC Chairman Samir Shah has vowed to challenge US President Donald Trump’s $5bn lawsuit, insisting there is no basis for a defamation case. As reported by The Telegraph, Samir Shah has assured staff that the corporation will
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing Council has introduced tougher planning controls, tightening rules on landlords seeking to convert family homes into rented rooms amid housing and safety concerns. In order to better control the quantity and quality of houses of multiple
Campaigners fighting to protect Ealing’s Victoria Hall return to court this week, as the long-running dispute over the building's future reaches a crucial legal stage.
Conservative councillors joined Ealing Broadway residents in a community clean-up, tackling fallen leaves and boosting pavement safety amid rising seasonal concerns.
Lewisham (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lewisham’s Cllr Chris Best has been shortlisted for the Lifetime Legend Award at the 2025 LGIU and CCLA Cllr Awards, recognising decades of public service. These Awards, which are currently in their 16th year in England and
Harrow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Volunteers at Bentley Priory Museum in Stanmore, Harrow, have earned the prestigious King’s Award for Voluntary Service, recognising their outstanding community impact. The award is the highest accolade bestowed upon local voluntary organisations in the United Kingdom
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon’s latest hygiene inspections have revealed top-rated eateries across the borough, highlighting strong food safety standards and consumer confidence. For the last two weeks, Croydon environmental health officers have been busy visiting original companies to see if
Bexley (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A 20-year-old man is in hospital after a stabbing at Belvedere railway station, prompting a police investigation and heightened security in the Bexley area. Yesterday, November 14, shortly after 5:20 p.m., police were summoned to the Belvedere
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Raphael Chiwandire, 14-years-old, from Perivale has been shortlisted for a national award honouring siblings who provide vital care and support to disabled children in Ealing. Raphael Chiwandire has been selected as a finalist for the Contact Awards’
Hounslow (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hounslow councillor Vickram Grewal has joined the Conservatives, accusing Labour of financial mismanagement in a move that adds pressure to the local authority. Hounslow Labour has” driven the city to the point,” according to Mr. Grewal, who