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Complaints about buses failing to pick up waiting passengers have increased by almost a fifth in the past three years,

Yesterday, the Pearly Kings and Queens walked across 16 London bridges – from Putney to Tower Bridge – raising £565

A new exhibition celebrating the creativity of young people with special educational needs and disabilities has opened at the South

Cockney Green is a Southwark based graffiti club set up in October last year which aims to be a safe

Barking and Dagenham Council hosted its annual Big Lunch event outside Barking Town Hall. The Big Lunch is a national

When you think about the recent heatwave, what pictures come to mind?  You wouldn’t be blamed for thinking: crowded beaches,

A south east London charity has challenged the misconception that only elderly people are affected by dementia with its Dementia

The number of incidents in which firefighters are rescuing people trapped in lifts is rising in London. Data released by

London’s homicide rate is at a record low, with a decrease throughout the UK yet female homicide figures remain stagnant,

People with learning disabilities are the least likely group in Britain to be employed, yet their employment into hospitality has

London rape cases face significantly longer court delays than other crimes, Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) data indicates. With court delays