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Life after COVID vaccines hasn’t changed much for most Brits according to new data from the Office of National Statistics.

Wayne Couzens has pleaded guilty to the murder of Sarah Everard at the Old Bailey this morning. The diplomatic protection officer previously pleaded guilty to the kidnap and rape

The Met Police are warning the public not to underestimate the River Thames this summer, and highlighting the possible dangers

The Met Police has begun piloting new legislation in an attempt to prevent knife crime in London. The Knife Crime

The new Nine Elms and Battersea Power Station tube stops are on track for an autumn opening as TfL announced

A unique pop-up talk show named ‘Talkaoke’ will be heading to Nine Elms this Saturday as part of the Happy

Kingston Council has been shortlisted for the ‘Local Authority of the Year’ award, with the winner to be confirmed in

Last Sunday saw a new youth-led organisation hold its first community event in Croydon to celebrate the launch of its

Croydon Council confirmed yesterday that their public referendum over how the council is run will take place on 7 October.

Creative responses to Covid, the Black Lives Matter movement and mental health will set the agenda for a one-day arts

A brewery in Wimbledon has launched a locally made gin that is winning international awards. Wimbledon Garden Gin made by