Southwark

Millwall fans have always believed Neil Harris could walk on water – but a resurrection might be a bit of a

A nurse has thanked her colleagues for saving her life, and that of her new baby. Rehma Semaganda, 48, and

By Charlie Parry Residents have given a resounding NO to plans that would allow a party boat the size of

Southwark Cathedral will re-open its doors for individual private prayer from this Saturday, and for limited public worship from Monday. By

The victim’s family have spoken of their desolation after the imprisonment of a teenager who threw their child from a viewing

Campaigners protested about a borough’s lack of investment in genuinely affordable social housing outside a block which has lain empty

A mural depicting Millwall’s record goal scorer, which was painted over by graffiti removers, has been replaced by a rampant

Police investigating an assault which left a man in a critical condition are releasing images of two men they wish

By Grainne Cuffe, Local Democracy Reporter Dulwich Village will see part of a busy road pedestrianised this week, among other emergency

A shadow over the future of an historic burial site will be lifted by a nearby development – but locals

By Grainne Cuffe, Local Democracy Reporter More than 55 people have died of Covid-19 in care homes in one borough

Southwark councillor Johnson Situ admitted more needs to be done for residents amid lockdown after he faced tough questions from

A controversial town hall office building plan could be scrapped after seven years of rows with residents. Southwark council has

Housing campaigners will go to blighted Rotherhithe tower block Maydew House tomorrow, Tuesday 23rd June at 6pm, to press their

By Grainne Cuffe, local democracy reporter Southwark support for vulnerable families, schools, roads programmes and support projects could be decimated

A trader who tried to smuggle an array of illegal weapons into the UK has been jailed for 21 months.