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,

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

For more than 30 years, the wall at Crystal Palace National Sports Centre has been a cornerstone of London’s climbing

London saw fewer house sales in 2024 than in 2008 when the housing market collapsed, according to data from the

More than half of London boroughs have failed to meet Transport for London’s target for on-time Dial-a-Ride trips.  The data,

In the backstreets of Southwark sits Crossbones Graveyard – where an estimated 15,000 sex workers and ‘outcasts’ are buried. Since

Greenwich’s iconic former merchant vessel, the Cutty Sark, held its fifth annual Sea Shanty Festival to mark its 156th birthday.

“I want to have a Luke Littler of Nine Ball pool.” Those were Barry Hearn’s words as he took in

London’s disabled employment rate has been higher than the national average disabled employment rate since the pandemic, Office for National