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Seven of London’s 14 constituencies voted for the Conservative candidate in last week’s mayoral election, but only three remained siding

England’s NHS app will be able to act as a coronavirus vaccine passport from Monday. Once someone has had both

A Labour Westminster City councillor and mother-of-four narrowly missed winning the West Central Greater London Assembly (GLA) seat from her

The world’s first swimming pool floating in the sky will officially open in Nine Elms next Saturday. The Sky Pool

Extinction Rebellion (XR) Wandsworth gathered at Clapham Junction on Saturday to raise awareness about air pollution in the borough. The

An appeal for public submissions has been made in the effort to preserve the iconic red telephone kiosks found around

Hammersmith Bridge has now been closed for just over two years, effectively cutting off Barnes residents and leaving them living

Battersea Park Children’s Zoo has welcomed back visitors after suffering significant financial loss due to Covid-19. When the zoo was

Local bee association worry about the governments recent legalisation of deadly pesticides and the effect this could have on wildlife.

The number of people in their 20s living in Richmond-upon-Thames is significantly below average compared to the rest of London,

A stranded juvenile whale was put to sleep yesterday after a failed rescue attempt at Teddington Lock. The minke calf,