Resident left without shower working for ‘months’

Resident left without shower working for ‘months’

A Bexley grandmother has said she feels her brother with learning difficulties has been ‘neglected’ by the council, claiming he has not been able…

Farming in Shooters Hill – and it all started with the founder growing things on her window ledge

Farming in Shooters Hill – and it all started with the founder growing things on her window ledge

Eliza FrostSep 6, 2024

Sitopia Farm sits on the edge of Greenwich; founder Chloë Dunnett tells us about growing produce in the capital “We are an organic, regenerative…

Croydon’s ‘versatility’ makes it a hit in the world of film and TV

Croydon’s ‘versatility’ makes it a hit in the world of film and TV

Croydon’s cultural capital has long been a source of pride for the South London borough, but now those involved in promoting it as a…

Battersea Park waterfall could be flowing again for the first time in 50 years

Battersea Park waterfall could be flowing again for the first time in 50 years

A Victorian waterfall in South London could flow again for the first time in more than 50 years, as £3.4 million plans to restore…

Richmond Park café, toilets and car park could be transformed

Richmond Park café, toilets and car park could be transformed

Public toilets and a popular café in Richmond Park could be replaced under plans to improve the facilities. The buildings and surrounding landscape near…

Overground and Underground closures for bridge repairs

Overground and Underground closures for bridge repairs

The London Overground and District line will partially close over four weekends from September to October for repair works. The closures have been put…

Victorian warehouse could be turned into 119 homes

Victorian warehouse could be turned into 119 homes

Ben LynchAug 28, 2024

A Victorian warehouse building in West London is earmarked to be turned from office space into 119 new homes. A spokesperson on behalf of…

London’s memorial to the victims of the transatlantic slave trade has been unveiled

London’s memorial to the victims of the transatlantic slave trade has been unveiled

The chosen design for London’s memorial to the victims of the transatlantic slave trade has been unveiled at City Hall. ‘The Wake’ by Khaleb…

Council has approved plans for a set of low traffic neighbourhoods either side of Greenwich Park

Council has approved plans for a set of low traffic neighbourhoods either side of Greenwich Park

Plans to install a set of low traffic neighbourhoods have been approved by Greenwich Council, as residents fear their local streets are becoming ‘motorways’.…

Seaside trip during Notting Hill Carnival for older residents

Seaside trip during Notting Hill Carnival for older residents

Ben LynchAug 20, 2024

More than 20 Kensington and Chelsea residents will be heading to the coast as part of a council scheme providing them ‘respite’ during the…

Ex-South London police station could be turned into a 57-bed boutique hotel

Ex-South London police station could be turned into a 57-bed boutique hotel

An ex-South London police station empty for almost a decade could be turned into a 57-bed boutique hotel. The building at 101 Streatham High…

Residents fear eight years of disruption caused by Wimbledon Tennis expansion plans

Residents fear eight years of disruption caused by Wimbledon Tennis expansion plans

“We’re not anti-tennis.” To anyone who has interacted with the Save Wimbledon Park (SWP) campaign, this will not be the first time you have…