Outstanding South London nursery where toddlers serve their own lunch
A South London nursery where toddlers are taught to serve their own lunch and clear their own dishes has been rated as ‘Outstanding’ by…
‘London’s steepest street’ can be so “dangerous” residents say that they have fallen down it multiple times
Residents living on ‘London’s steepest street’ have said the route is so “dangerous” that they have fallen down it multiple times and rat runners…
Council is bringing in fines for people dumping e-bikes
Westminster City Council is bringing in fines for people dumping e-bikes outside designated zones in order to “clean up” streets. Approximately 220 new parking…
Mayor has insisted that there are no plans “on the table” for a ‘pay-per-mile’ system on London’s roads
Sadiq Khan has insisted that there are no plans “on the table” for a ‘pay-per-mile’ system of road user charging. While the mayor admitted…
Sadiq Khan has said that 2024’s mayoral election will not be a referendum on the Ultra low emission zone
Sadiq Khan has said that 2024’s mayoral election will not be a referendum on the Ultra low emission zone (Ulez), as the zone was…
Council calls for government help to crackdown on ‘rip-off rickshaws’ targeting ‘tourists’
Pedicab operators face a ‘crackdown’ on excessive fares, blocking pavements and playing loud music, Westminster City Council says. The Council is targeting ‘nuisance’ drivers…
Ed Davey calls for ULEZ boundary shift in Kingston
A South London MP has called for the extended Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) boundary to be moved so two areas that “overwhelmingly” border…
New AI cameras in Westminster to fine fly-tippers bring in £0 in six months
New CCTV cameras which use AI to track fly-tippers in central London have earned £0 in fines since going live in February, a Freedom of…
Large sections of London’s Tube network have been dubbed ‘loo deserts’, in a new report reveals
Large sections of London’s Tube network have been dubbed ‘loo deserts’, in a new report looking at toilet provisions on the Underground. The ‘London…
New crowd barriers planned for O2 Academy Brixton if venue can reopen
Plans have been revealed to replace crowd control barriers at the O2 Academy Brixton ahead of a meeting to decide its future next month.…
Top five things to do this weekend around south London
August may be over but summer isn’t – here’s our pick of things going on this weekend to keep you entertained. Camberwell Fair One-day…
Police investigating “homophobic attack” in Brixton
Police investigating a possible homophobic attack in Brixton are appealing for information. On Saturday, August, 19, two men stood at a bus stop on…
