London bus strike 2015: Commuter misery as 18 bus routes affected by industrial action
London commuters faced a cold and wet walk to work today as bus drivers stage a 24-hour strike. The bus
General Election 2015: More than half a million people in south west London not registered to vote
Today is national register to vote day yet more than half a million people in south west London area alone
The West Lothian question answered? Hague unveils plans for ‘English votes for English laws’
William Hague has called for a change in MP voting that would see Scottish MPs stripped of powers to vote
Firefighter pension row: More strikes expected as union condemns minister’s ‘shameful behaviour’
The confusion surrounding pension security was described as the issue ‘dominating’ London firefighters’ lives this week as further strike action
Symons blames ‘too many off nights’ from Fulham as they concede Sunderland defeat
Fulham 1 – 3 Sunderland Kit Symons feels his players weren’t up to scratch in Tuesday’s 3-1 FA Cup Fourth
Keep calm and save the kitties! London tech gurus vow to get kids coding with game Erase All Kittens
Coding gurus who want children to be creators rather than consumers of digital technologies have created a game to get
Would-be jihadist arrested at Heathrow sentenced to three and a half years at Old Bailey
A former University of London student who wanted the black flag of Islamic State flown over Downing Street was jailed
Fighting talk: George Groves only open to James DeGale rematch if world titles are on the line
George Groves is causing a stir about a potential rematch with James DeGale after posts he made on social media
Streets paved with gold? Half of Londoners are unhappy in wrong job, research reveals
Half of all Londoners have more to worry about than tube troubles and horrible bosses as new research reveals that
London’s Air Ambulance launches £4.4million public appeal to raise funds for ‘vital’ second helicopter
A London charity has launched a campaign to raise £6m to fund a second air ambulance helicopter for the city.
‘I was a skeletal shell covered in drips’: London mum recalls ‘dark days’ of cervical cancer experience
“I tried not to think the worst, but I really did think I was going to die and never get