Battersea Power Station to open new exhibition with themes including Marvel and indoor padel courts
A temporary immersive exhibition hall and padel courts will open at Battersea Power Station, after the plans were approved. There will be 6,000 free…
CQC Rating downgrade St Helier’s maternity ward after failings found in cleanliness and staff training
A new report from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) highlighting shortcomings in maternity services at St Helier Hospital, has led to Merton Council seeking…
Work begins on clearing one of Croydon’s largest fly tip sites, as it gears up to become a new 40 shop mini-mall
A new 40-shop mini mall will be built on the former site of a Sports Direct gym on Purley Way, which had become a…
South London nurse suspended for another 9 months after sending ‘sexually-motivated’ messages on WhatsApp to colleague
A South London nurse has been suspended for another nine months after sending a nurse ‘sexually-motivated’ messages on WhatsApp. Leonajar Bato Pulido was previously…
Council in talks to bring back a reading room for its archive service after petition received over 2,100 signatures
Greenwich Council has responded to calls to restore its museum of the borough’s history, after a petition signed by over 2,100 residents. The authority…
Greenwich Council has agreed to raise social rent and service charges for its tenants by 7.7per cent
Over 25,000 Greenwich homes will see their weekly housing bill increase by 7.7per cent, the highest amount enforceable by a local authority. Greenwich Council…
NURSERY WHERE KIDS RUN AROUND IN CIRCLES RATED INADEQUATE AGAIN
A South London nursery where cooped up children run around in circles has been given the worst possible rating by Ofsted twice in six…
I rode the latest stretch of the Superloop network, it’s the first time I’ve seen people genuinely excited to get on a bus
While much of last year’s transport news centered around the cancellation of HS2’s northern leg and continuous industrial action, one of the more encouraging…
SCHOOL LINKED TO TOP UNI KICKING SURGERY OUT OF HOME
Thousands of patients could see the journey to their GP go from a few minutes’ walk to half an hour by bus after a…
Mayor urged to help Londoners take advantage of a little-known Tube discount
Two of Sadiq Khan’s opponents in the upcoming City Hall election have urged the capital’s Labour mayor to help Londoners take advantage of a…
Mitcham residents object to 20m mast that will ‘cast a shadow’ over their protected village green
Residents living around a small village green in Mitcham are united in their opposition to the placement of an EE phone mast which they…
Grove Park residents are devastated after ‘over 100 saplings and trees’ have been removed from a nearby nature conservation area
Lewisham residents are fighting against a developer after dozens of trees and saplings were removed from a nature conservation area. Willow Tree Park Stables…
