One unit on the ground floor of the hospital was ‘one hundred per cent destroyed’ by the fire
Locals are anxiously awaiting air quality tests
Around 200,000 more vehicles will be hit with the £12.50 daily charge in August when ULEZ expands across Greater London
Transport for London is installing numberplate-reading technology despite a potential judicial review
London City Airport is the first airport in the UK to get rid of liquid restrictions.
Teachers in the NEU are striking and Tube drivers, civil servants, junior doctors, and paramedics are also planning industrial action.
The changes are expected in time for Easter and April school holidays
Victim of ‘cowardly’ robbery was left hospitalised for four days after attack
A man, 53, who was also injured has been arrested on suspicion of murder
Lance Walker was killed by a mentally unwell 18-year-old who was placed in the same hostel as him
Parents say they have ‘no confidence’ in senior leadership
Londoners can save money on their visit until the end of June.
Ismail Mohamed Abdulwahab, 13, died in hospital three days after testing positive for Covid
National Rail says major disruption is expected until 4pm
Network Rail asking Transport for London for advice on crowd control measures
London schools are among the worst affected by walkout with more strikes dates on the way
A stop and search in London is three times more likely to be carried out on a black person than someone who is white
Sir Stephen House vehemently denies the accusation and says the wrongful characterisation of him is ‘upsetting’
The London Assembly’s health committee pointed out that minority ethnic ambulance staff were disproportionately found in the organisation’s lowest-paid roles
28,000 pupils fail to get their top choice as London families find out which secondary school their children will start in September
Eight out of ten Londoners in almost every parliamentary constituency in the capital want free school meals to be given to children in households receiving Universal Credit
Public transport across the city will likely be disrupted by the strikes on March 15.
The decision by Islington Council marks another major victory for the ‘NOcado’ campaign organised by parents, pupils and teachers at Yerbury Primary School
Two bedroom flat in north ‘recently’ used to grow cannabis up for auction starting at £275,000
Tyreece Daley, who had a baby daughter, was knifed in a fight at Beckenham Junction station
