A university is to blaze a trail by being the first to bring up to 250 Ukrainians fleeing war to Britain. Staff and students will help King’s College London – based in Denmark Hill, Guy’s and St Thomas’s Hospitals in Waterloo – bring the refugees here by Easter.
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A police officer who was found in possession of extreme pornography and with indecent images of a child has also admitted filming a woman as she changed in a clothes shop.
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A tailoring legend whose clients included world heavyweight boxing champion David Haye and Sherlock and The Hobbit star Martin Freeman and DJ Robert Elms has died suddenly.
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A burns survivor ran the London Landmarks half marathon at the weekend and has raised almost £3,000 so far for the burns unit which saved her skin.
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Teams from Al-Khair Foundation (AKF), based in Croydon, have been visiting border crossing points to provide emergency aid and organise long-term help for families devastated by the Russian invasion.
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Hasan Berkül, 38, a Turkish Cypriot copper from Greenwich, was ousted from BBC1’s top kitchen show on Tuesday.
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Town hall leaders have been told to scrap a low-traffic zone after it made £5million from cameras in just one year, according to a new document.
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The premier has had issues paying off the full £200,000 debt for the refurbishment of 10 Downing Street – so Mr Johnson has found a way to ease it.
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They are a group of musicians who hold Fleetwood Mac very close to their hearts and who endeavour to perform their music as authentically as possible.
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Lewisham Shopping Centre is hosting free, interactive Easter-themed workshops this April for all the family to enjoy.
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Composer John Rutter, has written a piece in response to the invasion of Ukraine. The new work, A Prayer for Ukraine, uses words known to Ukrainians around the world.
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Lucinda Childs is a New York dancer turned choreographer. She specializes in what she terms “conceptual dance.”
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Lambeth Council approved plans for the development across three sites near to Larkhall Park in Stockwell.
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Transport for London received 282 residential noise and vibration complaints about the Northern line between 2018 and February 2022, new figures show.
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Southwark council revealed it earned millions from fines handed out to motorists who drove into traffic zones between 2021 and 2022
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Ofsted said some workers at 5 Steps Community Nursery in Rotherhithe didn’t know how to teach well, seven months after it was judged inadequate in all areas by the education monitor.
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Lambeth council greenlit plans for the huge development including restaurants, shops and a new gallery brought by developers Mitsibishi Estate London and CO-RE at a planning meeting on March 29.
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