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Thousands of farmers are protesting changes to inheritance tax announced in the recent Budget
A post-mortem reveals that Harshita Brella, whose body was found in East London on Thursday, died from strangulation
The historic London markets are no longer moving to Dagenham.
City St George's staff are advocating for direct employment. The University is yet to comment.
The government is backing a voluntary levy on arena and stadium tickets to support struggling grassroots venues.
An arrested has been made after a teenager was stabbed inside a corner shop in Hammersmith.
The London gaming industry is booming, but why are many studios laying off employees or shutting their doors for good?
New laws introduced to protect women in London from harassment
City News spoke to disabled creatives about how they felt about the theme of Disability History Month
According to The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS), for every £1 saved from closing youth clubs, there are societal costs of nearly £3.
Islington Council is consulting the local public on plans to transform the area
A new report shows the hospitality industry in London is growing
How can the London Jazz Festival help rising artists and musicians in London?
London gets ready for Christmas with Peckham festival dedicated to the Christmas sandwich.
The King attended a series of events to celebrate his birthday
A 34 year old man has been charged with two counts of possession of an offensive weapon.
Where you live in London may affect your chances of going to Glastonbury 2025
The EFG Jazz Festival begins tomorrow, with Ezra Collective headlining the 12,500 capacity venue. How are jazz venues responding to the evolving genre?
Ukrainian refugees say they've struggling finding housing and work, and face abuse
Community activists and religious leaders are raising awareness of neurodivergence
The groups have faced conflict with councils and home insurers and are now hoping to “pool resources” to lobby for a change in the law.
The campaign says current spaces are inaccessible to those who cannot afford a car, and there should be more open land where people live.
As UK university sport continues to grow, universities are doing more to make it's sports inclusive for students.
As beavers make their long awaited return to London rivers, what other species are coming back to the city.
Journalists are not reporting some incidents to the police for fear of escalation and a belief nothing will change.
Facing waiting lists up to 7 years, trans people in the UK have turned to club nights and crowdfunding
RFU hope that new variation of the game will stop the sport reaching crisis point.
After a 17-year-old girl with autism has been suspended for six games, a group known as Twelve O Five is organising the intended Wembley demonstration.
With the 2024 Autumn Budget, the £35m funding for grassroots cricket to revive the game is under threat.
Odegaard damaged his ankle ligaments at the start of September during a Norway VS Austria football match.
Ahead of the game, manager Mikel Arteta has called for his side to be more ruthless in front of goal.
The north London side sit sixth in the Women's Super League.
Charlton Academy graduate achieves European greatness, scoring three times in Dublin
There are nine confirmed fan zones so far.
The festival organisers aim to showcase Czech culture to British audiences and give Czech people living in London a chance to connect to their roots.
With the rising cost of living, recently announced budget cuts and safety concerns it’s becoming more difficult to justify a night out on the town
With Catford Mews now closed, residents face uncertainty over local entertainment options
The Labour Party has said they'll make the creative industries central to national renewal.
