Hunt’s budget will barely tide over London’s sinking public pools, experts warn
The £63 million lifeline for English swimming pools outlined in Jeremy Hunt’s 2023 Budget will barely keep them afloat, campaigners
Homes for Ukraine: government’s temporary scheme one year on criticised
The government’s temporary Homes for Ukraine scheme was introduced one year ago: whilst some refugees are thankful for the support, some say refugees are now facing homelessness
East Surrey hospital receives donation from Gatwick Airport
London Gatwick staff have visited an East Surrey hospital to hand over a cheque of £34,000 raised by airport staff
Super Bowl LVII: South London venue ready for ‘largest event’
The Super Bowl, widely seen as one of the most prestigious sporting events of the year, takes place on Sunday
Fleur Anderson to launch campaign for step-free access at East Putney Station
Fleur Anderson will launch a petition later this week calling for East Putney Station to be part of the step-free
Number of LGBT+ officers in the Met Police falls
The number of officers in the Metropolitan Police who identify as LGBT+ is at its lowest point in years. A
London Mayor announces 800 new homes for rough sleepers
London Mayor Sadiq Khan announced £75 million of government funding for up to 800 new homes for rough sleepers last
Small business ‘walk and talk’ project aims to boost growth and optimism
Small Business Britain is partnering with BT to launch a series of small business networking walks across the UK, to
‘WE ARE HERE FOR YOU’ says The National Lottery on cost-of-living pressures
Charities and organisations throughout the UK supporting communities bearing the brunt of the cost-of-living pressures are being given access to
‘Silent majority’ in favour of Lambeth Council’s Streatham Wells Low Traffic Neighbourhood
A “silent majority” favour Lambeth Council’s proposal for new controversial traffic restrictions in Streatham Wells despite loud criticism, a community
Wimbledon Magistrates Court lists 462 cases in one day
More than 450 cases were listed to be heard today at Wimbledon Magistrates Court, a figure much higher than is