Category: News

Cyclists in Regent’s Park will encounter new traffic signals designed to enhance the safety of pedestrians following a number of accidents and near misses. The Royal Parks charity has announced the commencement of work on three signalized crossings along the Outer Circle, which spans 2.7 miles (4.3 km) and serves as one of London’s busiest […]

Londoners are invited to put forward the names of their female cycling heroes for a unique tribute on International Women’s Day. To celebrate this occasion on March 8, Santander Cycles and Transport for London (TfL) will honor 10 women who have made significant contributions to cycling by naming hire bikes after them. According to TfL, […]

Local hospitals may expand their cancer services as part of a proposal to move a unit currently based in London. The Mount Vernon Cancer Centre in Northwood provides care for around 13,000 patients in the area, but faces challenges due to deteriorating facilities and a lack of urgent care options. Plans suggest establishing a “world-class” […]

According to newly released statistics from the Metropolitan Police, the homicide rate in London has decreased to its most minimal level in over a decade. The police department reported 97 homicide cases in 2025, marking the lowest count since 2014, with a rate of just 1.1 per 100,000 residents. This is significantly lower than the […]

The City of London Corporation has responded to what it describes as “misleading and erroneous assertions” regarding its choice to appoint a new operator for four cafes located in Hampstead Heath and Queen’s Park. This response follows a petition that garnered over 15,000 signatures advocating for the retention of the current cafe operators. After announcing […]

For many individuals, the onset of the new year marks the beginning of Dry January, a challenge where participants commit to refraining from alcohol until February. As the month continues with its numerous chilly days, some may find their resolve starting to wane. Yet, for those in London who are having difficulty staying committed, a […]

A government minister has stated that there will be no alteration in the policy regarding the UK’s choice to transfer the Chagos Islands to Mauritius. Seema Malhotra, a minister at the Foreign Office, expressed on the Politics London program that the arrangement is “focused on ensuring our future,” adding that the UK’s allies have endorsed […]

Crystal Palace has successfully navigated a significant obstacle in its protracted efforts to redevelop Selhurst Park, having finalized the acquisition of six homes adjacent to the stadium. The houses located on Wooderson Close, to the south of the venue, are set to be demolished following the relocation of the current residents. Jason Perry, the mayor […]

Two men tragically lost their lives just one day apart after experiencing falls while under the care of an overwhelmed hospital in South London. David Ward, 76, passed away at St George’s Hospital in Tooting on February 10, 2024. The following day, Dr. Debapriya Ghosh, 83, succumbed to injuries sustained in a separate, unwitnessed fall. […]

A Metropolitan Police officer has been let go for not revealing his arrest on allegations of driving under the influence and an inquiry regarding firearm possession. PC Mohammed Bhatti faced accusations from his former partner of threatening her with two handguns, prompting a search of his residence by Sussex Police. He was subsequently arrested by […]