Last-ditch call to save police front counters

Ten Met Police front counters, where the public can speak to officers, are due to close at the end of February.

Volunteers to help rare wildflower by home growing

Conservation group Citizen Zoo launched the project to restore the threatened tower mustard herb.

Prisoner escapes London hospitals twice in a week

Police are hunting for Daniel Boakye who escaped Lewisham Hospital days after he first absconded.

London set to miss revised affordable homes target

In October, the Greater London Authority (GLA) and Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) agreed to ...

Met using e-bikes and drones to catch phone thieves

Alongside drones, officers have been using Sur-Ron electric bikes to pursue the thieves. The Met introduced them two years ...

Measles outbreak could see unvaccinated pupils excluded from schools in north London

Unvaccinated pupils identified as close contacts of people with measles could be excluded for 21 days in accordance with national guidelines, Enfield Council said in a letter to all parents in the ...

Are self-driving cars the next big thing?

Their vehicles use cameras on the car which feed an AI system that Wayve says is being trained to drive at or above the ...

'I nearly died on the streets - then found a new family'

Moses was sleeping on the streets after he and his teenage son were evicted from their London home.

New heat network rules tokenistic, says homeowner

A homeowner from south London says new regulations for customers connected to communal heating systems do not include an energy price cap and simply "feel tokenistic". Hannah Strickland, 31, who lives ...