Birth rate in London drops to lowest level on record
The birth rate in London has fallen to its lowest level on record, after declining by nearly a third since
Thames Water’s refusal to invest in anti-pollution efforts raises taxpayer alarm amid financial trouble
Thames Water has declined to participate in a £180m anti-pollution pledge, prompting calls for the company to be placed under
Jill Scott backs Lionesses come through tricky qualifying group in Euros defence
Lioness legend Jill Scott is confident that England will soar through their European Championship Qualifiers despite a tough draw. The
UEFA vice president urges women to force their way into boardrooms
Vice President of UEFA Laura McAllister is urging women to force their way into the boardroom in a bid to create change at the top of women’s football.
London continues to dominate mobile phone while driving convictions despite drop
The number of convictions for drivers using their phone have plummeted since 2012, but the figures in London remain disproportionately
Germany and Sweden favoured European destination for English footballers abroad
In stark contrast to the status quo, which sees the Premier League as the prime destination for top-level English footballers,
TfL journeys nearly half a billion a year below pre-pandemic levels
The number of journeys being taken on Transport for London services is still half a billion a year down on
‘Beaming with Queerness’ – How the West London Queer Project has transformed the LGBTQ+ community
The West London Queer Project, a non-profit Community Interest Company (CIC), aims to provide a support network and give a
McLaren: An exciting team with a lot still to learn
McLaren are a team looking to build consistent performances around their exciting, fledgling driving duo of Oscar Piastri and Britain’s
Knife crime rates in Westminster nearing all-time high
Westminster borough registered more than 1,000 knife crime offences in 2023 for the first time since 2019, data from the
The X Factor of University Gospel Choirs returns to Croydon
The 12th annual University Gospel Choir of the Year (UGCY) competition returns to Oasis House, Croydon this Saturday. This year,