Pothole row between MP and council continues

Pothole row between MP and council continues

Bexley Council has insisted it is in an “exceptionally good position” when comparing its roads to others across the country while the local MP has…

Family business wins battle to keep selling pizza from van outside South London church

Family business wins battle to keep selling pizza from van outside South London church

A family business has won permission to keep selling pizza from a van outside a South London church, after concerns were raised its location…

Labour Assembly Members reject Lib Dem attempts to keep all police front counters open in London and provide free school meals outside of term time

Labour Assembly Members reject Lib Dem attempts to keep all police front counters open in London and provide free school meals outside of term time

Kumail JafferJan 31, 2026

The City Hall Labour group were accused of “turning their backs on vulnerable Londoners” after voting down attempts to force the Mayor to keep…

Noise limits placed on Woolwich restaurant

Noise limits placed on Woolwich restaurant

Cameron BlackshawJan 30, 2026

Extra noise limits have been placed upon an African restaurant and bar in Woolwich town centre after a local resident complained of noise and…

Controversial secondary school plans for brewery site face the axe

Controversial secondary school plans for brewery site face the axe

Controversial plans to build a secondary school in a new South West London neighbourhood are facing the axe. Richmond Council is appealing the Government’s…

Swimming club financially struggling and losing members since pool closure

Swimming club financially struggling and losing members since pool closure

Ruby GregoryJan 28, 2026

A not-for-profit swimming club based in South London says it’s losing roughly £500 a month after a brand new council pool closed just six…

South Wimbledon road encourages dangerous driving says residents

South Wimbledon road encourages dangerous driving says residents

Residents of a South London cul-de-sac say they are afraid to leave their own road, which they claim has become a hotspot for dangerous…

Plans to build London’s largest theatre have been approved

Plans to build London’s largest theatre have been approved

Cameron BlackshawJan 26, 2026

Plans to build London’s largest theatre on the Greenwich Peninsula have been approved. Greenwich Council gave the green light to the borough’s very own…

Council meeting disrupted by bailiff protestors

Council meeting disrupted by bailiff protestors

Ruby GregoryJan 25, 2026

Several protesters disrupted a full meeting of Lambeth Council on Wednesday evening (January 21) as they demanded an end to the local authority’s use…

Council tenants face average weekly rent increase of £7 as pressures mount 

Council tenants face average weekly rent increase of £7 as pressures mount 

Wandsworth Council tenants are set to see their weekly rent rise by up to 4.8 per cent from April, which is the maximum allowed…

GLA: Bus Lanes and LTNs are slowing down traffic in some parts of London, TfL admits

GLA: Bus Lanes and LTNs are slowing down traffic in some parts of London, TfL admits

Chris MullanyJan 23, 2026

Extra bus lanes and Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs) have increased congestion for private cars on some of London’s streets, Transport for London (TfL) officials…

Luxury 25-storey apartment block by Thames nears completion

Luxury 25-storey apartment block by Thames nears completion

Minor changes have been made to plans for a 25-storey luxury apartment block by the River Thames in South London, ahead of its opening…