Next steps in restoration of historic house and gardens
An historic West London attraction welcoming around 320,000 visitors a year is hoping to take the next steps in the ongoing restoration of its…
Locals divided over 27-storey high rise with some calling it ‘eyesore’
South London locals have criticised plans to add a 27-storey tower block to their area, calling it an “eyesore”. Greenwich Creekside sits on the…
The ratrun where residents describe being a pedestrian as a ‘terrifying experience
Residents on a South London road are calling for a weight restriction to stop the flow of dangerous HGV traffic down their street after…
Mum forced to sleep on mattress in living room with toddler as she ‘couldn’t breathe’ in mouldy bedroom
A South London mum-of-three says she has been sleeping on a mattress with her toddler in their living room for months after feeling like…
HIKES TO SERVICE CHARGES AS COUNCIL TRIES TO SAVE £25m
Lambeth residents are set to face increased charges for council services as officials scramble to find £25 million in savings next year. The council…
Tooting Bec Lido will reopen to the public after major £4m revamp
A South London lido is set to reopen to the public in spring next year after a near-£4million revamp was hit by delays, including…
Conservatives maintain Bromley hold after Hayes and Coney Hall by-election
A South London by-election has resulted in the Conservative Group maintaining their hold in the area. Conservative candidate Josh Coldspring-White was voted to represent…
MAYOR LAUNCHES ROUGH SLEEPING CHARTER
Sadiq Khan has launched London’s first rough sleeping charter while warning of fatalities amid rising homelessness this winter.It came as the mayor was criticised…
Council meeting paused by Gaza ceasefire protestors
A South London council meeting was evacuated after protesters began chanting in the council chamber, asking the authority to call for a ceasefire in…
Plans unveiled for new secondary school in Kingston
Plans to build a new 920-pupil secondary school in South London have been unveiled. The new Kingston Church of England (CofE) Secondary School in…
Met Police ‘bent out of shape’ by Gaza protest policing
The Met Police has been severely “bent out of shape” by the strain of policing the central London protests over the conflict in Israel…
PEST CONTROL DEALING WITH MOST BED BUG CASES IN 3 YEARS
Pest control are dealing with the most bed bug incidents in three years in a South London borough – but the council insists the…


















