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West London Mary Poppins mural can stay on man's house after Planning Inspector overrules council
The Planning Inspectorate overturned a removal order by Kensington and Chelsea Council
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London pub landlord says business rate cuts 'better than a slap round the face with a wet cod'
Pubs and music venues will get 15% off their business rates bills from April as part of a major support package
Warning for travellers as airports re-introduce ‘Covid-style’ checks after ‘bat virus’ outbreak in India
Travellers arriving in Thailand, Taiwan and Nepal are being screened
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BBC TV licence threat of new method to catch evaders dodging £174.50 fee
The BBC is understood now working on ways to use this data to identify where TV licences have not been purchased
Costs blunder and bad contractor choices - London council damning in assessment of its own housing delivery
Kensington and Chelsea Council said some of the issues with its delivery of new homes "could have been better anticipated"
East London man nearly managed to 3D-print a semi-automatic rifle before police burst in
Officers uncovered a printer in the process of making the last-but-one componentfor a 9mm calibre semi-automatic rifle,
Woman, 43, fighting for her life after Harrow car smashes into tree injuring 4 people
The driver is helping with the investigation, but police want to see footage of the incident
Full list of Revolution bars closing as owner enters administration
21 sites will be lost as the business is sold
Crystal Palace crime scene first photos after attackers shoot man and run away
The shooters are on the loose
Dusk's £26 mattress topper 'feels like down' and helps me sleep much better
For people who struggle to sleep, a mattress topper could be an affordable solution
HS2 begins digging Euston tunnel despite uncertainty over station
Work is underway on the 4.5-mile route from Old Oak Common to Euston while the government explore the option of private investment to save the project
Labour London council calls out Mayor and Government over housing changes that 'may make things worse'
Brent Council fears the measures will have a disproportionate impact on the borough
London bus route linking Jewish communities to run later in evening amid safety fears
The 310 route was first introduced to address safety fears at Finsbury Park Interchange
Who made the Doomsday Clock as timer updates today amid WW3 fears
The clock is expected to be moved forward
Crystal Palace shooting sees man, 20s, severely injured after 3 men attack and flee
The gunmen are on the loose
Inside the ‘Jewish Borough’: How Golders Green marks 81 years since the liberation of Auschwitz
Holocaust Memorial Day 2026 is focusing on passing down memories from survivors to younger people
London buses 'could become less frequent and more overcrowded'
Sir Sadiq Khan would not commit to maintaining services at their current frequency in the years to come
Boy rushed to hospital after Morden fire spreads through three homes
The first report of the fire came in just after 4am on Tuesday, January 27
South London council faces £50m black hole by 2029 so it's tasked 8 portfolios with helping save £45m
Wandsworth Council wants to become the most digitally accessible local authority in the country as part of its drive to improve efficiency
Sir Idris Elba fined after speed camera clocks him on scooter doing 28mph on London road
The award-winning actor was prosecuted by the Metropolitan Police over a speeding offence in Central London