London saw minimal spike in bedbugs during Paris infestation despite hysteria
London saw a minimal spike in cases of bedbugs following the Paris infestation last year, despite significant concerns at the
New Southwark pedestrian crossings aim to make streets safer
One hundred and forty new pedestrian crossings have been created in Southwark over the past five years as part of
Southwark Council contractors mistakenly chop down two trees
Council contractors mistakenly hacked down two 40-year-old trees in a Southwark park following incorrect plans. Landscape architect firm LDA Design
Elephant and Castle regeneration project faces Court of Appeal challenge
A new appeal against the approval of a shopping centre regeneration project in Elephant and Castle was granted by the
Domestic abuse victim evicted by Southwark Council says she is now a ‘shell of a person’
A victim of domestic abuse has been left homeless and at risk after an eviction from her temporary accommodation by
‘Voice for the voiceless’: All People’s Party GLA candidate vows to fight inequality in Southwark and Lambeth
One of the UK’s newest political parties, the All People’s Party that was founded to address inequality in south London,
Legal challenge to block costly London ‘super sewer’ that could see Thames Water bills soar by 25%
The £4.2billion ‘super sewer’ is in jeopardy after a legal challenge from a coalition of concerned water industry experts called