Waiting lists for London social housing more than double in some boroughs
The number of people on social housing waiting lists has increased by more than 150% over the past decade in
The first Ashes Test in Perth through the eyes of the South West Londoner
As tens of thousands of glum English faces sat in Perth’s Optus Stadium on Saturday evening, desperately trying to understand
Parent governors are missing from school leadership
Despite an extending welfare role for schools, an analysis of recent government data reveals that only 13% of the parent
New mural launched at Brixton Tube celebrates local history
A new mural has been unveiled at Brixton Tube station. The Congregation, by London-based artist Rudy Loewe, is composed of
Lambeth sees fewest women smoking during pregnancy as national levels drop
The overall number of pregnant women smoking at delivery continues to decline across England, new NHS Digital data shows. The
UK’s shrinking pub map takes its toll, but London stays afloat
The UK is known for three things: our monarchy, tea and pubs. And in the last 25 years, the UK
London cat rescues have cost more than one million pounds since 2023
Urgent London Fire Brigade (LFB) calls for cat rescues have cost more than a million pounds since 2023. The LFB has spent more than £1.8m since the start of 2023 rescuing
Rising food prices leave many Londoners relying on food banks and unable to afford healthy diet
Londoners are increasingly relying on food banks and being priced out of a healthy diet as food inflation continues to
WATCH: Michelin chef’s Earls Court food-bank fundraises with festive cabaret
In the heart of Earl’s Court is a community hub that provides three-course meals from surplus food and mental health
London set for council election battle as opposition parties target Labour’s low turnout strongholds
London is set for the most competitive council elections in generations next year, with opposition parties targeting Labour strongholds where
Women continue to face disproportionate levels of assault on Tube
Reports of sexual assault on the tube continue to overwhelmingly target women, according to recent data from the British Transport