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Londoners are being asked to help collect wildlife data in the capital as conservation groups increasingly turn to the public

Across London’s boroughs, urban foxes are experiencing increased threats to their existence and charities have urged people to act responsibly.

A former two-time British light-middleweight champion has demanded more support for boxers who suffer life-altering injuries and mental health issues

Final-year law student and national-award-winning poet, Ife Alabi, has been appointed to the governing board of Langley Park School for

Young London-based road users have expressed mixed views in response to the government’s decision to launch consultations on introducing a

Southwark had the second highest proportion of households living in temporary accommodation of all London boroughs last year. The situation

A London Assembly member has attacked the ‘shambolic’ rollout of the first all electric bus fleet on the Transport for

Schools and teachers are struggling to support children living in temporary accommodation, as childhood homelessness hits record levels in London.

There are more than 25,000 professors in the UK – but only 250 of them are black, new data shows.

The annual No Trousers Tube Ride sees people from all over the UK ride the London Underground without their pants.

In the 1970s, a colony of European tree frogs, a species once found in 16th Century Britain, was inadvertently –