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In a bid to combat the devastation of a potential second-wave, the government released a strategy to target rising obesity

Merton Council will trial a provocative anti-littering campaign in its Trinity ward, after an increase in post-lockdown littering frustrated councillors.

The Liberal Democrats are seeking a new London mayoral candidate, following the decision of Siobhan Benita to stand down at

Young carers are embracing the positive impact of creative activities designed to combat increasing levels of loneliness, anxiety, and depression.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme was used more than 10.5 million times in its first week.

Students across the country have been left angry after opening the all important envelopes to see their A-level results downgraded. 

Calls for funds to be made available to Hammersmith Bridge have been made after the bridge was shut entirely. Hammersmith

A group of universities are seeking clarity from the Department of Education over appeals after the confusion of yesterday’s A-level

Sanitary products can consist of up to 90% plastic, having devastating environmental and unknown health implications and campaigners are calling

More than 100 bikes, believed to be stolen, were discovered by police in Hackney after multiple people reported stolen bikes

The smell is the first thing that gets you. It’s spicy, tangy and envelopes the senses. Whether it fulfils a