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A London poet is set to challenge the notion that bigger is better by hosting the world’s first celebratory gathering

Chelsea’s oldest pub The Cross Keys, a favourite haunt of the Rolling Stones, is set to reopen its doors after

Comedienne-come-cabaret starlet, Emily Davis continues her bid to make London laugh with a one-woman show at The Pheasantry, on South

A Croydon pub is flipping pancake making on its head on Shrove Tuesday by mixing it with a school sports

An award-winning historian will explore Lambeth’s First World War reputation as being a ‘centre of vice’ tonight. Professor Jerry White

A group of concerned Putney residents are protesting against proposals for a vast new development that would dominate the high

Two Mitcham men have been sentenced after being found guilty of possession of items used in cashpoint fraud. Kejanana Moorthy

The Metropolitan Police Service today bid farewell to the country’s longest serving police officer with a poignant guard of honour.

Brixton’s dangerously high level of air pollution has, which has already exceeded the yearly acceptable quota of CO2 levels, has

Loved-up Londoners are the most likely in the country to consider cosmetic surgery to keep their other halves happy. Even

Tooting Bec Athletics Track will stay open after a long-running campaign by residents to save it. Tooting MP Sadiq Khan