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More than four in five Londoners are not happy with the number of public toilets in their borough according to

The number of Romanian speakers living in London more than trebled between the years 2011 and 2021, ONS data shows.

“That was a huge setback for us, the cyberattacks.” Hackney councillor Caroline Woodley, 52, still sounded upbeat as she recalled

Alexandra Palace will celebrate its 150th birthday this week with a free party open to the public. To commemorate its

More than a thousand more hours were lost by the slow response times of London ambulances to the most serious

Comedian Tom Davis has issued a rousing rallying cry after joining forces with a trailblazing new campaign urging the British

Councils in central London could be missing out on millions of pounds in revenue because they are undercharging for residents’

The City of London Corporation has signed a pledge to dim the city’s lights to tackle light pollution.

Squatters who turned a disused convent into a homeless shelter in Shadwell have been threatened with arrest and eviction under

Jeremy Corbyn addressed thousands who marched to Downing Street to mark the 75th anniversary of the Palestinian Nakba. Corbyn was

The implementation of the soft drinks industry levy, known as the ‘sugary drinks tax’, resulted in a drop in the