Norbury residents fear the loss of their last remaining bank would lead to the “further decline” of their high street
Residents of Norbury are desperate to stop the proposed closure of their NatWest branch. The possible closure would leave the area without a single…
Fundraiser to challenge plans to build carbon capture plants on Crossness Nature Reserve
South East London locals have started a campaign against plans to build a pair of carbon capture plants on a nearby nature reserve. The…
Teachers gather with bereaved parents of young knife crime victims to call for greater action
Families including that of Elianne Andam have called on national and local government to “speed up” the ban on zombie knives, machetes and swords,…
Stockwell residents claim they were ‘soaked’ by leak smelling of sewage
South London residents claim they were ‘soaked’ by water smelling of sewage by leaks in their tower block. People living in Lambeth Council managed…
Voters in parliamentary seat won by 150 ballots say Labour and Conservatives have ‘lost their way’
Voters in a London parliamentary seat narrowly won by 150 ballots in 2019 have said Labour and the Conservatives have “lost their way” and…
Two pedestrian bridges over the Thames will temporarily close
Two pedestrian bridges over the River Thames in South West London will temporarily close as part of major £6.6million repairs. Richmond Council is carrying…
Two councillors resign to pursue general election ambitions
Labour Councillors Natasha Irons, of the Figges Marsh ward and Cllr Helena Dollimore of the St Helier ward announced their resignation via Merton Council’s…
Sewage discharged into London’s waterways for more than 12,000 hours in the last year
Sewage has been discharged into London’s waterways for more than 12,000 hours in the last year, according to a new analysis by City Hall.…
Another borough hikes fly-tipping charges
Charges for fly-tipping and littering may be significantly hiked to discourage offending in a West London borough. From July this year, residents living in…
Council hikes fly-tipping fines by 150% in clampdown
Fines for fly-tipping in Bexley are planned to rise by 150 per cent this summer as the council clamps down on new deterrents against…
‘Derelict’ hospital to be transformed with 107 new homes, NHS mental health clinic and special educational needs school
A ‘derelict’ hospital in South West London will be turned into 107 new homes, an NHS mental health clinic and a special educational needs…
B&Q announce closure date for store ahead of new housing development
Sutton’s main B&Q branch has announced it will close early next month, making way for a large-scale residential development to be built on-site. The…
