Plan for Scotsman Group's luxury hotel on former Glasgow high school site approved A LUXURY five-star hotel and wedding venue can be created on the old High School of Glasgow site... The National (Scotland) · Dec 18, 2024
Petition over Blue Badge parking charge plan that's been labelled 'cruel' Bromley Council approved the charging at a meeting on November 20 Evening Standard · Dec 16, 2024
'Our neighbourhood looks like a dump due to council neglect' Locals have said Canons Park is in ‘no man’s land’ between Edgware and Stanmore Evening Standard · Dec 9, 2024
'Drug dealers and anti-social behaviour is so bad we're scared to leave our homes' Residents at Ayley Croft Estate in Bush Hill Park say the area is blighted by violence, fly-tipping and drug dealing Evening Standard · Dec 4, 2024
Family's 'nightmare' as they are blocked from installing a lift for disabled daughter - in property they own Despite agreement from Brent Council - the freeholder of building is blocking ‘life-changing’ help due to worries about property price Evening Standard · Dec 3, 2024
Parents vow to protest over plans to close school's special resources for disabled pupils The Specialist Resource Provision (SRP) for physically disabled children is at risk of closure at the Pinner school Evening Standard · Nov 27, 2024
South Londoner tells of 'nightmare' mouse infestation: 'I can't live like this' ‘I’ve killed 20 mice in this kitchen alone in the space of two months. They mock the poison boxes I put down’ Evening Standard · Nov 26, 2024
Chelsea residents raise fears over future of last remaining Post Office on King's Road Chelsea and Fulham MP Ben Coleman says there is ‘genuine incredulity at the threat to the only Post Office left in the street’ Evening Standard · Nov 25, 2024
South London football club faces council backlash over unauthorised tree felling in Morden Park Motspur Park FC has been summoned to an urgent meeting with the local council after reportedly felling trees without permission Evening Standard · Nov 23, 2024
'Don't introduce stricter controls for dog owners,' Tower Hamlets council told by protest group Campaigners from East London Dog Community have demanded the council either completely reject or significantly reduce plans to introduce a Public Spaces Protection Order Evening Standard · Nov 22, 2024
'I have to relive seeing my close friend stabbed to death every time I leave my home' Raish Ahmed, 50, was fatally attacked in Custom House, Newham in early October Evening Standard · Nov 21, 2024
Northern Line extension: No restriction to linking up line with Clapham Junction terminus Nine Elms and Battersea Power Station opened as the newest stations on the Northern line in 2021 Evening Standard · Nov 20, 2024
Housing developments in London flushing raw sewage directly into rivers Seven housing developments in north and west London are found to be flushing sewage directly into rivers that flow into the Thames Evening Standard · Nov 15, 2024
Parking wardens in three London boroughs go out on strike over pay Parking wardens in south London have walked out this week in a dispute over pay and working conditions. Evening Standard · Nov 14, 2024
Evening Standard · Nov 12, 2024 'Nightmare roadworks to pedestrianise street are killing my business' Emma Thomas in Wandsworth Town said she is ‘haemorrhaging money’ as weeks of narrowed pavements, loud drilling and construction ‘mess’ outside her flower shop has led to a drop in sales
Evening Standard · Nov 8, 2024 Plan to move historic Smithfield and Billingsgate markets to Dagenham halted Scheme reviewed ‘in order to determine its next steps and to ensure the financial sustainability of the project’
Evening Standard · Nov 7, 2024 Parents demand action on ‘death trap’ Twickenham junction after near-miss crashes outside school Laura Kerry launched the fight to make St Margarets Roundabout safer after witnessing multiple accidents
Evening Standard · Nov 4, 2024 Rough sleepers living in shadows of London’s Square Mile face abuse ‘just for being homeless’ Rough sleepers have flooded Castle Baynard Street with tents and makeshift kitchens in an image that could ripped straight from a Dickens novel
Evening Standard · Nov 3, 2024 Couple may be forced to sell after £25,000 loss as tenant illegally sublets Chelsea flat on Airbnb Yasmina Mathias and Robert Mathias said retirement was now ‘out of the question’ as they figure out how to plug a huge black hole in their finances
Evening Standard · Oct 31, 2024 'Green Belt field near our home is vital - don't turn it into warehouse dumping ground' The plans were originally drawn up in 2015 and the council has cut back on the scale of the project due to pressure from residents
Evening Standard · Oct 30, 2024 Letters of support for huge tower at Battersea Bridge removed after 'feedback concerns' Letters of support backing controversial plans to build a huge tower at the bottom of Battersea Bridge have been removed, after residents named as having signed them complained.
Evening Standard · Oct 2, 2024 Chinatown restaurant slapped with £42,000 fine after dead mice and cockroaches found in kitchen London’s ‘rudest’ restaurant and its director have been fined a combined £42,000 for breaching food hygiene standards.
Evening Standard · Sep 24, 2024 Kensington and Chelsea Council spends £16million a year filling temp roles Council urged to be ‘fully transparent’ about how much it pays recruiters
Evening Standard · Aug 27, 2024 Council seizes properties from rogue London landlord in landmark move after months of complaints The move comes after months of complaints of poor repair services
Evening Standard · Jun 26, 2024 Albert Bridge: London drivers charged £630,000 in fines after weight restriction imposed Kensington and Chelsea Council issued 11,766 fines worth £130 between January and May