Local News
Labour told to ‘deliver fast’ or risk losing support to Farage’s Reform UK
Reform UK won five seats at Westminster in last July's general election
Local messages
London map shows where house prices increased with new 'hotspot' - check your area
An area is East London is the 'property hotspot' of the capital
Assisted dying Bills aim to ‘fix problem’, says ex-MP whose father took own life
Paul Blomfield said it "hadn't crossed my mind" that his father would take his own life
Get Weekly Updates
Get the headlines in your inbox every week.
Plan for double council tax on second homes in City of London is one step closer
One critic described it as ‘a punitive tax on doing business and living in the city’
Students on the run will help ‘Samaritans-type’ support group
The Listening Place offers vital face-to-face support for those experiencing a mental health crisis and has been going since 2016.
London Marathon 2025 date, route, start time, road closures and nearest stations
Here's everything you need to know about the TCS London Marathon 2025
Guilty verdict for 50-year-old accused of killing his partner of 80
A jury at Southwark Crown Court found Steven Clark, 50, of Bravington Road, Kilburn, guilty of the murder of 80-year-old Ursula Uhlemann at her home in Queens Park in March last year.
Full list of proposed and confirmed council tax rises in every London borough
One London borough has already come out to say it will have the lowest council tax in the capital
West London ‘fair’ parking prices petition looks set for debate after residents 'used as a cash cow’
Hammersmith and Fulham's Cabinet agreed shifting to an emissions-based charging model last October, with the changes implemented in February
Extra pay for Westminster carers is huge boost, says disability campaigner
Colin Hughes, 59, said the extra £1.4m Westminster City council is pouring into personal care assistants’ pay will help make the role competitive again.
‘Ban disruptive loud music from pedicabs’, demands MP
Rachel Blake said her constituents in the Cities of London and Westminster want to see an end to “disruptive and unnecessary” noise by pedicabs in London’s busiest areas.
New genetic tests could predict risk for people with deadly heart condition
Doctors could soon begin offering patients and families personalised advice on their risk of developing a potentially deadly heart condition.
Protest against Trump’s ‘ethnic cleansing’ plan for Gaza
Protesters marched with signs and banners that read "Hands Off Gaza", "Stand Up to Trump", and "Mr Trump Canada is not your 51st state, Gaza is not your 52nd."
Famous Marylebone hotel will remain closed after fire ripped through building
More than 100 people were evacuated from The Chiltern Firehouse in Chiltern Street, Marylebone, after burning wood fell from a pizza oven.
EastEnders' Phil Mitchell star's life away from Walford - from co-star split to five children
Steve McFadden has played EastEnders icon Phil Mitchell for over three decades
The abandoned London Underground station you'll almost certainly recognise even if you've never visited
The old station has been used in loads of Hollywood films after being closed in the 90s
London Palestine protest today live as tens of thousands descend on US embassy for 'biggest march yet'
The protest comes after President Donald Trump made a proposal earlier this month for the United States to take ownership of the Gaza Strip
Two men in court after 'Quran burnt' and person 'physically assaulted'
One is due to appear in court today
Most expensive homes sold in every London borough in 2024 named - only one was under a million
Even the cheapest on the list was rather expensive
Council invests £2m in crackdown on graffiti after 4,141 cases reported
Last year there were 4,141 graffiti cases reported in Westminster last year.