Soho has long been the centre of London’s nightlife, but Westminster Council’s strict licensing laws mean that many of its

Barnet council’s strategic planning committee have rejected a development project which would see the Great North Leisure Park (GNLP) demolished.  This comes after a community campaign, Our North Finchley, generated

A Camden-based choir is raising money to help tackle homelessness through a charity concert.  The London Classical Choir was joined

Comedian Nish Kumar attended a landmark event which brought together Britain’s Indian diaspora in London to mark 75 years of

Nearly 700 Met police officers and staff are still serving, but off front-lines, despite facing ‘live’ allegations of sexual misconduct

TfL data reveals that new black-cab driver numbers have fallen to record lows, yet applications to sit the qualifying exam

London has the lowest registered suicide rate for an English city this decade and is a third below the national

In 2025, more than 3.5 million Londoners’ faces were scanned by the Metropolitan Police — resulting in just 1,010 arrests,

Islington schools have the highest suspension rate in London, new data released by the Department for Education has revealed. The

Eurostar made a record £200 million in profit in 2024-25 while passenger numbers continue to grow, according to the Office

There is a large disparity in youth services across London as eight boroughs have no council run youth clubs, according