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Students in London who are eligible for free school meals (FSMs) performed significantly worse in school than their peers who

The birth rate in London has fallen to its lowest level on record, after declining by nearly a third since

Fires related to e-bikes have almost doubled across the capital in the last year, according to statistics from the London

Team GB have invested in sleep to help athletes perform at Paris 2024 Olympic Games. For the first time ever,

The recent surge in measles cases in London has prompted innovative strategies to enhance vaccination uptake and curb the spread. 

A popular programme, which has helped thousands of sole traders and microbusinesses across the UK to grow, is making a

The South London Film Festival returns for its fifth year this weekend in Bromley. From gritty council estate narratives to

The first ambassador against female genital mutilation was appointed in Southwark on 6 February, the international day of zero tolerance

Southwark Council have launched an ambitious community green investment project, aiming to raise £6 million by 2030. A statement from

Two drag artists are hosting the Fierce Queens Masquerade Ball at the Queen’s House in honour of LGBTQ+ History Month. 

A charity in south east London is providing free drama sessions for older adults living in sheltered housing in an