#london-news

#london-news

A woman has died and two pedestrians are injured after a crash involving a car and a bus in north-west London.

Aalia Mahomed, 20, tragically died in a crash in central London, sparking tributes from her family.

A cyclist is critically injured after a crash with a van in central London.

Lambeth Council seeks cheaper temporary accommodations outside the city to manage costs.

Alfresco dining may return with support from city officials post-pandemic.

Camden council's 15-year development plan includes thousands of new homes.

A father and son successfully pursued a suspected drug driver after an accident.

A man was fatally stabbed in Clapham during a knife fight, with police urging witnesses to assist in the investigation.

Council rejected Tory legal challenge against pedestrianisation of Oxford Street.

Soho's loss of residential community raises concerns over short-term lets.

Lambeth cuts library budget despite public outcry.

Greenwich flats face enforcement for fire safety violations.

A man faces over £4,000 in fines after endangering rowers on the River Thames with his motorboat.

London faces severe housing challenges with a drastic decline in affordable homes.

Sadiq Khan's rent-controlled housing plan aims to aid key workers in the city.

London faces pressing issues like affordable housing and public safety amid ongoing incidents and health concerns.

A 'out of control' Tesla injured seven pedestrians in London, raising safety concerns.

Traditional London black cabs may face extinction within 20 years due to changing transport trends.

London is actively confronting its historical connections to slavery and colonialism as various councils address urgent infrastructural concerns and financial strategies.

London's poor broadband connectivity remains a major issue, as indicated by a recent map revealing affected areas.

Five teens charged with attempted murder following a shooting in London, highlighting youth involvement in serious crimes.

A south London café was fined after a tragic allergic reaction led to a young girl's death.

London experiences significant political and social challenges as seen in the deputy mayor's resignation and rising homelessness.

Local businesses express concern over parking fees harming economic sustainability.

A tragic incident involving a pregnant woman and police car leads to two deaths.

Camden struggles with lengthy wait times for autism and ADHD diagnoses.

Conservatives gain influence in Greenwich with recent by-election win.

Students face challenges after cyber hack disrupts travel discount applications.

Construction of a major data centre at Park Royal highlights London's growing need for digital infrastructure.

Residents express concern over fly-tipping in West London, questioning local council's response.

Greenwich Council overspent on park changing rooms that were seldom used, raising questions about budget management.

A former rock venue is being redeveloped for housing, blending modern development with historical significance.

Security was breached during a diplomatic visit, causing a stir in international relations.

E-scooter safety is called into question after a fire incident forces residents to escape.

A child cyclist was critically injured after being struck by a bus but later stabilized and is now in non-life threatening condition.

Star Tomkins, 17, tragically passed away in a crash that took three young lives, leaving a community mourning.

Two individuals hospitalized after bus and car crash at Neasden Underpass.

Central London experienced heightened emergency response due to a man on the New Zealand embassy roof.

A business group warned that tax changes could challenge the survival of SMEs in London.

Concerns about public trust in the Metropolitan Police were raised during a recent questioning.

A fire at Chiltern Firehouse in London has led to the evacuation of around 100 people.

Emergency services responded with 20 fire engines and about 125 firefighters to tackle the blaze.

A large fire broke out at the Chiltern Firehouse in London, forcing around 100 evacuations and engaging significant firefighting resources.

A water main burst in north London has left over 3,000 homes without gas, impacting heating and hot water.

Chancellor supports third runway at Heathrow to stimulate economy.

Lambeth council requests £40 million government bailout.

Concerns rise over digital ads in Wanstead's high street.

2000 properties in Muswell Hill experience gas outage.

Heathrow Airport will remain closed for a day due to a fire, affecting over 1,300 flights and prompting major travel disruptions.

London's declining birth rate is affecting demand for school places.

Brixton residents face prolonged disruption due to infrastructure issues.

Sadiq Khan confronts criticism over declining office attendance.

A schoolboy's tragic death has prompted an investigation.

Sadiq Khan's visit to MIPIM aims to enhance London's global investment appeal amidst critiques and challenges.

The presence of satirical adverts targeting prominent figures highlights activism in London.

Haringey Council reassures citizens that a historic town hall is not sold to foreign investors.

London's public transport ranks as the most expensive worldwide.

Protests concerning inheritance tax and council policies highlight civic unrest in London.

A historic Pie and Mash shop in Deptford is closing this month after 100 years of operation.

Ealing traffic wardens threaten to strike over council dispute.

London Fire Brigade's longest-serving fire dog retires.

Southwark residents protest against housing crisis mismanagement.

East London council ignores advice on housing estate regeneration.

London held its largest-ever simulated terrorist attack involving over 1,000 emergency service personnel.

Enfield Council may not meet housing targets, described as a government 'bombshell.'

London's pubs are experiencing a notable revival despite various challenges.

Ambitious housing targets are becoming increasingly hard to meet in London.

The cost of free travel for seniors and disabled is rising unsustainably.

The closure of a long-standing shop reflects the struggles of the high street.

Two men died and others were injured in traffic incidents involving multiple vehicles in London over February 14-15.

A driver has been arrested after causing a pedestrian's death in a crash near Wood Green station.

One person was hospitalized with non life-threatening injuries after a collision on the A12 near Romford.

Wildstone acquires digital ad installations from Transport for London for £80 million.

Hounslow Council plans to heat homes from sewage output in Brentford and Isleworth.

Parking fines in London set to increase to £160 under new regulations.

Petticoat Lane Market receives formal brand identity after centuries.

Royal Museums Greenwich secures £1.25m for Royal Observatory upgrade.

Community boxing club risks eviction as council claims building.

Enfield Council pushes for major estate regeneration project.

Human rights groups to protest against new Chinese Embassy site.

London news highlights illegal employment issues, cultural developments, local political tensions, and significant service disruptions.

Many Londoners struggle to earn a 'real living wage' and resort to foodbanks.

Campaigners express frustration over council decisions impacting transportation and local protests.

Schools in Soho are facing significant financial challenges due to fewer students.

Asylum seekers in London endure poor living conditions in a former courthouse hostel, raising concerns about housing for vulnerable populations.

Four students sprayed with an unknown substance at University of Greenwich leads to campus lockdown and ongoing police investigations.

Four individuals charged with the murder of Gregory Castillo Volquez, underscoring ongoing concerns about knife crime in London.

A man died after being struck by a vehicle on the busy A406 North Circular Way, prompting police investigations.

London faces various challenges, including social housing issues and children's readiness for school, while also showcasing community support and infrastructure improvements.

The mother of a missing London teenager is pleading for public assistance due to concerns about her daughter's safety.

Peckham Soup Kitchen urgently seeks a new location to continue supporting vulnerable residents after being evicted from its base.

Concerns rise for missing transgender woman Natasha Reddington-Romanov, as friends hope for her safe return amidst fears of potential hate crime.

Protestors in London organized against the demolition of a historic building, emphasizing the importance of preserving local heritage.

London now has more 24-hour gyms than clubs, marking a shift in lifestyle preferences.

Political engagement appears low with recent election turnout below expectations.

A man was arrested for attempted murder after injuring four pedestrians while driving on the wrong side of the road.

A man in his 40s was found dead in Rotherhithe, London; his death is being treated as unexpected without any suspicious circumstances.

London faces significant public safety concerns, as multiple investigations highlight issues with law enforcement and facility management.

Sadiq Khan's proposed pedestrianisation plans for Oxford Street will not include Soho, highlighting community-driven decision-making.