Drug-related death rates in London have increased nearly three-quarters since 2011, according to the ONS. While the capital still records

A group of experts have cautioned policy must change as drugs use deaths grew to the highest ever recorded in

London’s public toilets are set to be extinct by 2105, according to new research published by online bathroom retailer Victorian

Rough sleepers in London have likened their position to ‘visible violence’ as winter approaches and prices soar in the cost of living crisis.

When Linda Black’s energy provider got in touch with details of her new tariff, she was overcome with anxiety.  Already

Keeping London’s streets safe over the next four years will be a near-impossible task, according to a new report. The

Following the austerity measures implemented by the coalition government, funding for the arts was curtailed, and access to music education

THE leader of Merton Council has called on Home Secretary Amber Rudd to rethink the Met Police budget after Wimbledon

A campaigner described the spat as ‘childish’ but today Lambeth Council suggested police could be involved in future meetings as tensions between

Iain Duncan Smith, the prominent Work and Pensions Secretary who has presided over a series of welfare reforms, resigned in

Zac Goldsmith has resigned as patron of a Richmond disability charity after voting for disability cuts, as the chancellor George