We can’t let it go: Friends of the Earth vows to continue to fight Heathrow expansion
Environmentalists in south west London have reacted with dismay at the decision of the high court to reject a legal
Environmentalists in south west London have reacted with dismay at the decision of the high court to reject a legal
The parents of a three-year-old boy whose organs were donated after he lost his life have renewed their campaign for
A cash-strapped council is planning to spend almost £500,000 asking residents about a housing estate redevelopment when there is no
The Conservative party candidate for London Mayor apologised this week for several offensive comments he made about minorities but insisted
London’s ‘five-star public servant’ Val Shawcross CBE has earned praise from across the political spectrum after announcing her retirement following
“Most people probably think Earl’s Court still exists. They don’t know it’s gone,” writes Duggie Fields, an artist and a
Leading dementia charity Alzheimer’s Society has called for further investigation into a study which suggested living near busy roads has
Heavily congested Brixton Road has already exceeded its annual pollution limits just five days into 2017. The Lambeth road is
Private hire taxi drivers briefly distracted audience members at Mayor’s Question Time when they staged a silent protest at City
Allowing private development on Brixton Prison land would worsen London’s housing crisis, according to an economics think-tank. Police, firefighters, paramedics and
Green Party London Assembly member Sian Berry has challenged the mayor’s plans to increase the amount of police officers linked