One of Britain’s oldest street markets has been immortalised in a new 18m piece of artwork.  Surrey Street Market in

Londoners not in education, employment or training (NEETs) face uncertainty after Chancellor John Healey’s Budget did not address the youth

A London council is planning to develop a new community-led housing strategy, which could see more affordable houses across the

Lime is the only one of London’s four major dockless e-bike operators not currently sharing live data directly with Transport

The UK’s largest LGBTQ+ art fair has celebrated its return to Peckham. The Queeriosities Art and Makers Fair first ran

A shop has been fined for selling a vape to an underage teenager in east London. Al-Haramain Superstore in Tower

Spiking charities have warned of risks to students in private accommodation following a Metropolitan Police alert about changing tactics used

Human rights organisation Amnesty International UK has screened a new film about the right to protest at an event in

The London Cable Car is to light up pink and blue following a partnership between TfL and a baby loss

Amid a gloomy climate of independent LGBTQ+ businesses closing, The Arzner cinema in Bermondsey isn’t just surviving – it’s thriving.

The Green Party has encouraged its members to abandon their Autumn conference to instead support their leader’s bid for Holborn