London nursery shuts down without warning after string of Ofsted complaints The nursery has been hit with a series of complaints from parents over children’s safety and welfare Evening Standard · Nov 9
Mayfair private members' club allowed to reopen after licence suspension An exclusive Mayfair members' club has been allowed to reopen under strict new conditions Evening Standard · Nov 8
TfL red route leaves King's Cross market traders 'stressed and confused' The changes mean businesses could be fined up to £800 each month Evening Standard · Nov 5
City councillor's Lime role sparks conflict of interest questions over e-bike oversight A City of London Corporation member took up a role with Lime weeks after helping oversee discussions on a revised agreement with e-bike operators. Evening Standard · Nov 3
Famous London music venue saved from closure threat as flats plan thrown out Hackney’s iconic Moth Club is celebrating its second victory of the year after a planning application for nearby flats was turned down Evening Standard · Oct 31
Green-run council under fire for backing incinerator after campaigning against it Hackney’s Green administration has abandoned plans to cancel the rebuild of the Edmonton waste incinerator Evening Standard · Oct 30
Jeremy Corbyn’s Your Party could contest London Mayoral race in 2028 The former Labour Party leader also said he would not rule out another term in office Evening Standard · Oct 29
London 'at risk of Notre-Dame-style blaze due to lack of fire-fighting resources' Protecting historic buildings from fires presents a huge challenge for London firefighters due to their age and character Evening Standard · Oct 29
North London council failed vulnerable woman before she died in hotel, inquest finds Mother-of-two Colleen Madden, 31, was ‘let down’ by a chain of missed opportunities before dying alone in a hotel, a coroner concluded Evening Standard · Oct 29
Is this London's new Covid hotspot? High level of positive tests sparks warning Figures have circulated appearing to show one north London borough has become a coronavirus hotspot Evening Standard · Oct 26
Tory mayoral hopeful vows to reopen Hammersmith Bridge to cars within three years Alex Challoner, who hopes to be the Conservative candidate for London mayor, vows to reopen crossing that has been closed to motor traffic for past seven years Evening Standard · Oct 18
London residents rail against Tube line disruption: 'We've had enough' Southfields residents gathered outside their local Tube station to demand an end to long-running signalling failures Evening Standard · Oct 17
London council rejects filming request for Thames Water 'hell-bent on destroying borough' Council leader hits out at filming request using ‘the beautiful borough that they are hell-bent on destroying’ Evening Standard · Oct 17
Misery of London tenants as tower block wrapped in scaffolding for over six years Tenants of flats in Islington says their building remains encased in scaffolding despite no work having taken place for years Evening Standard · Oct 17
Evening Standard · Oct 13 West London Conservative resigns whip after failing to declare directorship Conservative councillor Satwant Kaur failed to declare her directorship in her register of interests
Evening Standard · Oct 13 London HMO has 'no washing machines' and a 'ban' on overnight guests The HMO tenants say they have had to pay £100 a month on laundry services after facilities were removed
Evening Standard · Oct 13 London mother 'suffers concussion, spinal spasms and whiplash' after ceiling in council house collapses A mother was left with serious injuries after the ceiling of her council house where she lives with her three-year-old daughter collapsed
Evening Standard · Oct 12 Green leader of Haringey Council says he did not support the national party’s 'unhelpful' motion on Zionism Councillor Mark Blake said it was ‘unhelpful to focus an ideological debate on definitions’
The National (Scotland) · Jun 2 New £125m Scottish mega-school delayed again as asbestos removed from site ASBESTOS has been removed from a huge new Scottish school site and a “stone cap” installed to act as a “protective barrier” between any…
Evening Standard · Mar 1, 2025 Revealed: Moving pedestrian crossing 50 yards down Streatham High Road cost almost £1m Liberal Democrats say the safety scheme’s ‘eye-watering’ cost suggests ‘something has surely gone wrong’
Evening Standard · Oct 17, 2024 Work starts in London on anti-apartheid 'Centre of Memory and Learning' The £3.5m Islington-based project will involve transforming the building into a vibrant cultural space, and is located at the ANC’s former London HQ
Evening Standard · Sep 27, 2024 Wimbledon expansion go-ahead: All England Club gets green light to build 39 new tennis courts The plan will see 39 new courts built on the former Wimbledon Park Golf Club, including an 8,000-seater stadium
Evening Standard · Jul 1, 2024 Elderly and disabled Londoners left waiting as TfL's Dial-a-Ride buses come hours late - or not at all Mary Donohue, 82, said one bus took three hours to take her home
Evening Standard · Apr 23, 2024 London mayoral elections: What are the candidates' plans for public transport? The mayoral candidates plans for London transport at a glance
Evening Standard · Aug 30, 2023 Sadiq Khan: Next mayoral election will not be a referendum on Ulez The mayor said he will instead be judged on his record over a range of areas