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Half of Londoners believe Labour will win the forthcoming general election outright, according to a poll released by YouGov. The

The number of households in fuel poverty are steeply declining in London and across England despite rising fuel prices, government

A volunteer-led environmental group in Battersea is conducting litter picks of the Thames foreshore to clear plastic waste and combat

The Thames Barrier, responsible for protecting London from flooding celebrated its 40th Anniversary on 8 May. In a statement from

A Battersea temporary exhibition opened on the 28 April to showcase artwork made by Artificial intelligence relating to the Palestinian

Debate surrounding the Royal Family’s purpose and resonance in modern day Britain has drawn mass public response nationally and internationally,

The former Green Party co-leader, Sian Berry, has quit the London Assembly just three days after being re-elected to City

Three in 10 Brits have never disinfected their TV remote despite the average family of four touching it more than 21,000 times a year.

South West London is bearing the brunt of the burden of escalating rental costs in the city, according to new

There have been more than 4,500 counts of vandalisation of ULEZ cameras in little over a year, according to data

In a significant development emergency mental health services have been significantly expanded across the boroughs of Ealing, Hounslow, and Hammersmith