Londoners are being invited to have their say on a proposed cross-river extension to the DLR, which could allow up to 30,000 new homes to be built

Londoners are being invited to have their say on a proposed cross-river extension to the DLR, which could allow up to 30,000 new homes to be built

Londoners are being invited to have their say on a proposed cross-river extension to the DLR, which could allow up to 30,000 new homes…

New crossings at ‘dangerous’ Blackheath junction

New crossings at ‘dangerous’ Blackheath junction

New pedestrian crossings will be added to a ‘dangerous’ junction which locals have previously described as ‘an accident waiting to happen’. Transport for London…

Council leader criticises Sutton’s lack of frontline policing, despite increased officer numbers

Council leader criticises Sutton’s lack of frontline policing, despite increased officer numbers

Police officer numbers in Sutton are a worry as more and more local officers are moved to other areas to deal with demand, said…

Council meeting on January 31 was adjourned after pro-Palestinian protestors disrupted proceedings

Council meeting on January 31 was adjourned after pro-Palestinian protestors disrupted proceedings

Pro-Palestinian protests saw a Greenwich Council meeting evacuated after they began shouting from the public gallery. A Greenwich full council meeting on January 31…

Kingston residents face 5% council tax increase as band D properties set to pay over £2,370

Kingston residents face 5% council tax increase as band D properties set to pay over £2,370

Kingston residents are facing an almost 5 per cent hike in their council tax this year as mounting pressures squeeze the council’s budget. Kingston…

New plans revealed for a new anaerobic digestion plant, that could make Beddington even smellier

New plans revealed for a new anaerobic digestion plant, that could make Beddington even smellier

French waste management company SUEZ has submitted plans for an anaerobic digestion plant on the busy stretch of commercial road in Beddington Lane. However, councillors…

Khan: fare dodging on capital’s public transport ‘still too high’, urging Londoners to report it to station staff

Khan: fare dodging on capital’s public transport ‘still too high’, urging Londoners to report it to station staff

Sadiq Khan has warned that fare dodging on the capital’s public transport is “still too high”, as he urged Londoners to report it to…

Croydon Council’s ‘failing’ library service could see four locations close across the borough following post COVID visitor slump

Croydon Council’s ‘failing’ library service could see four locations close across the borough following post COVID visitor slump

Four of Croydon’s libraries could close according to new proposals put forward by the council. The council states the closure is based on the…

Merton Councillor claims she was suspended from Labour party over her ‘ceasefire now’ comments

Merton Councillor claims she was suspended from Labour party over her ‘ceasefire now’ comments

A Merton councillor has been suspended from the local Labour group and will now stand as an independent councillor until the local council elections…

Croydon motorists incensed after software problem meant they were hit by wave of PCN letters ordering them to pay the council £195

Croydon motorists incensed after software problem meant they were hit by wave of PCN letters ordering them to pay the council £195

Dozens of Croydon motorists have been hit with PCN letters, ordering them to pay £195 immediately. Many claim they did not receive the letters…

Council cuts fly-tipping more than any other London authority

Council cuts fly-tipping more than any other London authority

Ben LynchJan 26, 2024

Hammersmith and Fulham Council has successfully slashed fly-tipping by a higher percentage than anywhere else in the capital, with the local authority pointing to…

The roll-out of 20mph speed limits on main roads has had a “devastating” impact on London’s taxi trade, City Hall has been told

The roll-out of 20mph speed limits on main roads has had a “devastating” impact on London’s taxi trade, City Hall has been told

The roll-out of 20mph speed limits on main roads has had a “devastating” impact on London’s taxi trade, City Hall has been told.Steve McNamara,…