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Five candidates will compete in the London Assembly election in Bexley and Bromley on May 2. Here’s a brief introduction

DIY-tattooists and ‘unscrupulous’ studio owners have been blamed for ‘doubling’ the number of UK inking parlours in a decade – but experts

Two thirds (65%) of Londoners who work from home admit they fit in household chores during the working day. New

This month the British Film Institute will present the Queer East Festival which aims to utilise the arts to push

Young people’s reading for enjoyment is at its lowest level since 2005, according to the National Literacy Trust’s (NLT) latest

Well-educated Ukrainians have been denied jobs due to language barriers and unacceptance of their nation’s qualifications since settling in Germany

A fox was found hanged by a belt on the rail bannisters outside of a central London home on 25

A Palestine awareness group hosted a coffee fundraiser at a café in Crystal Palace on March 3 and raised £700

Professor Green has been announced as the latest collaborator to create limited edition dishes at a sustainable beak-to-feet chicken restaurant

A charity art exhibition celebrating women’s and LGBTQ+ radical creativity opened in Bermondsey on Wednesday 20 March. The project, organised

South London has one of the highest levels of air pollution in the capital according to statistics published by City