New stores at Ealing Broadway
Barnet funds surgical robot with luxury dinner
Harrow Arts Centre hosts Dick Whittington festive show
Roy Masson banned after racial offense
Mayor Mahbub honors Tottenham heroes
RSPCA rescues abandoned dog in Finsbury Park
Berkeley launches next Southall regeneration phase
Croydon sisters walk for Jamaica relief
Bromley spa licence revoked over misconduct
Reeves faces backlash over licensing policy
Council criticised over bleeped swearing
Brockwell Hall approved for weddings
Hackney Museum spotlights hair-diversity campaign
Council seeks external affordable-homes delivery
Ally Pally fireworks festival returns
Man arrested after Lambeth woman stabbed
Cinema fundraiser backs Gaza humanitarian relief
Croydon Post Office faces closure shift
Lambeth (Parliament Politics Magazine) – A man has been charged with murder after a pensioner died in Streatham, Lambeth, as police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident. On May 16, police were summoned to Woodbourne Avenue in Streatham. They were
Southwark (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Dulwich Library in Southwark will close for six months as part of refurbishment plans, leaving locals without access to the popular community hub. The Lordship Lane library will be closed for six months starting on Monday, November
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing Council is recognized by Stonewall for its efforts to make housing more inclusive for LGBTQ+ residents, marking a significant step towards equality. Only a small number of local governments were able to become Pledge Pioneers for
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing Council’s plans to sell Victoria Hall as part of a redevelopment face an appeal hearing next month, with the venue’s future hanging in the balance. On behalf of the Friends of the Victoria Hall (FoVH), two
Croydon (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Croydon’s finance cabinet member, Councillor Maria Gatland, faces backlash for downplaying climate change as a pressing issue, sparking debate. Following inquiries about why the council had barely used 22% of its £5 million carbon offset fund over
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Hackney Council seeks contractor for £150m regeneration scheme, delivering 341 new homes, including 90 social rent units, on De Beauvoir Estate in east London. On 10 underutilized infill sites on the De Beauvoir Estate, 341 new dwellings
Hackney (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Lidl is set to open in Stamford Hill, Hackney, early next year, bringing new retail options and jobs to the community, amid growing demand for discount stores. When Sainsbury’s left in February, there were questions about the
Ealing (Parliament Politics Magazine) – Ealing crackdown on tenancy fraud saves almost £1.1m in public money, highlighting efforts to combat housing benefit abuse and protect taxpayer funds. Since April 2024, Ealing Council has stopped 22 fraudulent tenancy applications and retrieved 26 illegally
Pochin apologises after racist-adverts remarks
UKIP supporters defy police in Westminster
Croydon men jailed for Ukraine-warehouse arson
Community shed tackles isolation in Southwark
Leyton artist reveals clowns’ real personalities
Walthamstow eatery faces licence breach allegations.
Council pledges major upgrades for Uxbridge Road
