Democrats and Republicans in London will celebrate Thanksgiving with Georgia on their mind
American expats in London will celebrate a smaller Thanksgiving than usual due to the UK’s nationwide lockdown. But for John
Thousands raised to help brave Bradley fight inoperable brain tumour
An HS2 worker estimates £50,000 has been raised over the past few months to shrink his inoperable brain tumour. Bradley
Migrant chef cookery school scoops prize at Urban Food Awards
A Brixton-based cookery school led by migrant chefs has been recognised at the 2020 Urban Food Awards. Migrateful is a
Free travel ban delayed after schoolboy’s 200,000 signature petition
A schoolboy’s free travel ban petition amassed more than 200,000 signatures and achieved its aim. Joshua Brown-Smith, 14, of Lewisham,
Mum rides 100 miles for daughter with spina bifida
A mother cycled 100 miles with her rugby team to raise money for her three-year-old daughter with spina bifida. Amy
Lost and hound: dog tag lost in Thames nearly 100 years ago is identified
A dog tag lost in River Thames mud for nearly 100 years was connected with the descendants of its owner
Cottage that survived Hitler’s bombs set to be blitzed by council developers
A cottage that survived being blitzed during WWII in Hammersmith could be demolished in the new year. Gordon Cottage, part
Toxic air pollution kills 712 in south west London so far this year
More than 700 people have been killed by air pollution in south west London so far this year. According to
A Salty Start: restaurant opens in Twickenham despite Covid-19 pandemic
An entrepreneurial duo opened their first restaurant in Twickenham last month amid increasing Covid-19 regulations. Xhoi Hysa, 25, and his