Willesden Green volunteer group celebrates double London in Bloom awards win
A volunteer-led community group from Willesden Green celebrated double success at the annual London in Bloom competition 2026. The Willesden Green
Finsbury Park residents call for action over drug use and antisocial behaviour concerns
Finsbury Park residents are calling for stronger action from the Metropolitan Police and Islington Council over concerns about suspected drug
Four Camden schools at risk of closure as council launches consultations
Parents are concerned as four Camden schools rated good or outstanding by OFSTED are being threatened with closure. The four
Health and wellbeing summit empowers women in Haringey
The women of Haringey came together to celebrate and educate themselves about their mental and physical health. On 24 October,
How pedestrianisation has affected shoppers on Oxford Street
Shoppers are having mixed reactions after Oxford Street became pedestrianised last week. Since October 26, half a mile between Orchard
Mill Hill Broadway step-free access faces delay amid rising costs
Plans to add step-free access to Mill Hill Broadway station are likely delayed, as Network Rail looks for a better-value
Charities warn £100 energy payment will not protect vulnerable households this winter
Charities have hit back at the measures to reduce energy bills introduced in yesterday’s Budget and said the Government is
Young Londoners face uncertainty after Budget silence on employment
Londoners not in education, employment or training (NEETs) face uncertainty after Chancellor John Healey’s Budget did not address the youth
Budget 2026: London reaction as Chancellor announces measures on energy bills, housing and parental leave
Chancellor John Healey announced measures on energy bills, housing and parental leave in Labour’s Budget today, saying the plans were
The NFL’s impact on London’s growing American football culture
The NFL has now played 45 games in London, after three this year, and its impact on American football’s popularity
We’re Not Buying It: Boycott for Budget Day goes viral
A viral campaign is calling for customers to boycott supermarkets on 28th October to pressure the government to introduce price caps for essential food items.