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Londoners are equally as misinformed as the rest of the country on human rights, a YouGov poll has revealed. The

A group of South Bank traders claim they are being unfairly evicted as their landlord looks to remove them without

Driverless-taxis will debut publicly in London later this year in a first for British roads– but black-cab drivers have expressed

The Green Party’s candidate for Mayor of Croydon said there is always hope to fix the ‘mess’ in the borough amid the party’s success elsewhere.   Peter Underwood has

A Richmond-based charity aims to raise over £5,000 to refurbish red phone boxes and to host walks engaging with the

A new golf simulator in Balham is now open to everyone after initial membership sold out before its launch. Scratch

A clinical psychologist is bringing a new sober event to Twickenham, seeking to revitalise dancers’ mental and spiritual wellbeing. ‘Ecstatic

Hundreds of people gathered at the historic Guildhall in City of London on Saturday, 7 March to break the Ramadan

A protest against homophobia took place at the opening of Chick-fil-A’s first restaurant in London. The Peter Tatchell Foundation led

Since 2012, the UK has been operating a visa system which places thousands of domestic workers at risk of abuse

Ramadan Tent Project (RTP) held its 10th open Iftar of 2026 at Battersea Arts Centre on Sunday, welcoming people of