Category: News

The Westminster Magistrates Court has been shut down, and residents of Marylebone have been evacuated due to a flooded street caused by a ruptured water main in central London. According to the London Fire Brigade (LFB), eight fire engines and about 60 firefighters are actively managing the flooding in the vicinity of Enford Street and […]

A habitual shoplifter who amassed over £100,000 worth of merchandise from Boots outlets in west London has been sentenced to prison. Liam Hutchinson, 31, committed 99 thefts between May and August, frequently pilfering significant amounts of electrical goods and razors in the Chelsea and Kensington areas. Authorities scrutinized hundreds of hours of surveillance footage, photographs, […]

The management team of a historic riverside pub in Greenwich, established 200 years ago, has successfully challenged a local council’s decision to eliminate the majority of its outdoor seating. Greenwich Council had mandated the removal of tables lining the Thames Path at the Trafalgar Tavern, citing concerns over “visual clutter.” Landlord Frank Dowling shared with […]

Authorities have reported the arrest of four men in their 20s on allegations of conspiracy to commit murder as part of their investigation into the death of Kyrone Moodie. Twenty-seven-year-old Moodie succumbed to his injuries in a hospital following a shooting that occurred in south London around 20:50 BST on September 8. The men, aged […]

Sir Sadiq Khan has stated that Donald Trump has demonstrated tendencies that are “racist, sexist, misogynistic, and Islamophobic” following the president’s remarks about him at the United Nations. During his address to the UN General Assembly in New York on Tuesday, Trump referred to London’s mayor as having “a terrible, terrible record” and suggested significant […]

Tate Britain is set to introduce new green spaces inspired by Mediterranean and East Asian designs, as well as a “garden classroom” aimed at children. This initiative, pending approval from Westminster City Council, aims to revamp the gallery’s Millbank entrance by transforming the current open areas into an expansive, biodiverse public garden. The architectural firm […]

Research indicates that residents of London are willing to pay an additional £42,700 for properties situated near a train or Tube station. A recent study by Nationwide revealed that a home located 500 meters (approximately 0.31 miles) from a station commands an 8% higher price compared to a similar property 1,500 meters (approximately 0.93 miles) […]

Unite, the largest trade union in the UK, has urged Transport for London (TfL) to intensify efforts to address the “shameful” incidents of assaults on bus drivers. Recent statistics acquired through a Freedom of Information (FOI) request reveal that in 2024, there have been 818 reported physical attacks and hate crimes targeting drivers in London, […]

A well-known sexual predator referred to as “The Fox” passed away from natural causes after experiencing a “sudden and severe” heart attack while incarcerated, according to a coroner’s findings. Malcolm Fairley, who hailed from Sunderland, perpetrated sexual offenses in 1984 across Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, and Hertfordshire, triggering one of the most extensive manhunts in British criminal […]

Funding for public restrooms at the Notting Hill Carnival may be reduced due to an £82 million deficit in the local council’s budget. The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea (RBKC), governed by the Conservative Party, has been contributing £1 million annually to support the event, which covers expenses such as sanitation, permits, and crowd […]