Kingston council has scrapped two e-bike contracts that would have brought up to 500 bikes to Kingston and Sutton, citing

Students at London universities have raised concerns that their work could be used to train artificial intelligence systems. The fears

The Westminster City Council leader has called for on-the-spot fines to tackle unlicensed street fundraisers amid concerns of pedestrians being

Audio description guides to help blind and partially sighted people have been introduced by Greater Thameslink Railway (GTR).

Parents have praised the life-changing impact of a London charity that delivers access to sport to children with disabilities.   KEEN, which stands for ‘Kids Enjoying Exercise Now’, promises to deliver one-on-one training and physical activity

A virtual reality campaign is being used to encourage passengers to speak up safely when they witness hate crime on public transport in London. The initiative, run by Transport for London (TfL) in partnership with the British Transport

A London-based spoken word event is helping audiences re-engage with literature by hosting hybrid, immersive poetry nights. Media consumption has

A zombie horde descended on central London as hundreds of horror fans took to the streets in celebration of World

A café combining coffee and food with cycling, running and other community events has opened a second south west London

A literacy campaign is raising money to give every state primary school child in Hammersmith and Fulham a book of

Kensington and Chelsea Council has ended a contract providing domestic abuse training for teachers and other school staff, as it