Herne Hill residents living in fear after carbon monoxide emissions reported
One resident was taken to hospital and others were scared to go home after high carbon monoxide emissions were reported
Burnout-caused accidents could threaten the UK’s growing film industry
Accidents caused by burnout could harm the UK’s growing film industry. A typical shooting day is 12 hours, however, for
‘We’re seeing panic and selfishness, not stiff upper lip’ – Food Workers’ Union president
“The virus might make people realise that we are part of a community, and the idea that there is no
Southern rail festive strikes are an ‘unwanted Christmas present’ for thousands of passengers
Thousands of Southern rail passengers will face the misery of travel disruption over Christmas and New Year as six more
‘Stop pleading poverty’: London bus drivers stage 24-hour strike in row over pay
London bus drivers are taking part in a 24-hour bus strike until the early hours of Wednesday morning due to
‘Angry’ Lambeth College lecturers strike over staffing contract row
Lecturers at Lambeth College have walked out today, threatening indefinite strikes, in a row over new staffing contracts. The strike
Victory for Curzon Cinema workers as bosses agree to pay London Living Wage after year-long campaign
Curzon Cinema employees celebrated a victory this week in a long dispute over fair pay rates, they voted overwhelming in
Lambeth College staff go on indefinite strike over cuts to annual leave and sick pay
Summary: Over a third of staff picketed the Brixton, Vauxhall and Clapham sites. By Rachael Burford Lambeth faces some of