Shoppers and workers react to Sadiq Khan’s proposal to partially pedestrianise Oxford Street
Shoppers and workers have shared their views on the Mayor of London’s proposal to partially pedestrianise Oxford Street. Shoppers the BBC’s Local Democracy Reporting…
Plans have been revealed for up to 230 new homes beside Abbey Wood Elizabeth line station
Plans have been revealed for over 200 new homes in tower blocks up to 25 storeys tall beside Abbey Wood Elizabeth line station. Bexley…
‘Elderly targeted on Eltham High Street with one woman having close to £2K in cash taken’
South London shoppers are ‘wary’ of using their high street because pickpockets are snatching phones and purses from locals on a regular basis. Residents…
New Labour MP refuses to give up his council seat
A new London MP will not be giving up his seat on a local council and will juggle both roles, though he’s said he…
Have you been wrongly issued with Ulez charges due to vandalised cameras?
Drivers who have been wrongly issued with Ulez charges due to vandalised enforcement cameras will have their penalties cancelled, Transport for London (TfL) has…
Plan to almost triple the footprint of the Wimbledon Tennis championships will be decided in just over two weeks
The fate of a plan to almost triple the footprint of the Wimbledon Tennis championships will be decided in a little over two weeks,…
Croydon Council says it intends to close four libraries
Four libraries across Croydon borough are set to close to save cash. Croydon Council said the closures will allow them to increase the opening…
Estate occupiers told to vacate their home in Thamesmead
Bexley residents opposing plans to demolish their homes have been given notice to end their occupation of empty homes in the area in order to…
Over a quarter of Westminster’s primary school places are empty
More than a quarter of Westminster’s primary school places are empty, as the council warns of the financial implications of falling pupil numbers. As…
Anger as government approves plans to pump treated sewage into the Thames
Controversial plans to pump treated sewage into the River Thames in South West London have been green-lit, in a move slammed as ‘deeply disappointing’…
Cycling campaign group slam council
A London cycling campaign group has slammed its local council for ‘delay after delay after delay’ in delivering new lanes. Westminster Cycling Campaign, a…
Greenwich Council has begun £9m works to repair its Grade II listed town hall
Greenwich Council has begun a £9 million project to repair its Grade II listed town hall after leaks caused ‘widespread damage’ to the inside…
