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Campaigners fighting the closure of a youth centre in Redbridge have claimed the council went ahead with the decision without

Councils and local waste authorities are frustrated at the government backtrack on recycling strategies which forced them to scrap plans

Tower Hamlets council has decided to spend £2.5million to remove its “liveable streets” low traffic neighbourhood (LTN) scheme. This is

An event championing Black-owned businesses is attracting vendors from New York and Amsterdam and has had more than 200,000 visitors.

Havering council have announced a ban on adverts of breast milk alternatives on their properties because of fears over business

A London pest control expert has warned of vermin-related health and safety risks associated with rubbish accumulating in Tower Hamlets

A Tower Hill pub has collaborated with a brewery to create a beer honouring the manager’s late stepbrother and fundraising

Independent music retailer Rough Trade has announced a partnership with the charity CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably), in support of

Twelve fire engines and more than 80 firefighters rushed to battle a raging fire at a Shadwell tower block yesterday. Emergency

A former rugby player ran the entire London Underground in 11 days last week in aid of a suicide prevention

Leading behavioural psychologist Jo Hemmings is on a mission to educate the nation on how to deal with involuntary physical