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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’

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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

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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

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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

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'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

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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.

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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.

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Kensington and Chelsea Council spends £16million a year filling temp roles

Council urged to be ‘fully transparent’ about how much it pays recruiters

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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

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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

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City of London Corporation accused of pushing through London Wall West scheme 'without scrutiny'

The City of London Corporation has been accused of making a multi-million-pound deal with the Worshipful Company of Ironmongers

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'Outstanding' West London school must raise £300,000 or slash GCSE subjects, parents told

Greg Hands’ daughter attends the school where a minimum of £60 per month per student is suggested to be paid by parents

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South London drivers could face unfair £130 fine after 'chaotic' roadworks, ex-police officer warns

Tim Cruddas says he was wrongly fined for driving in a bus lane and warns many others could be too

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Mick Jagger backs growing campaign against 'horrendous' 34-storey tower block at Battersea Bridge

The Rolling Stones frontman signs campaign fighting to block building proposals

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Inside 'dumping ground' Travelodge that is home to some of London's most vulnerable

Some people are placed in the hotel for months at a time but regularly have to change rooms, causing further instability

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Montessori school could close down in a matter of weeks after key investor pulls out

A Montessori school which has been teaching children in East London for the last 30 years is at risk of closing down in a matter of weeks after an investor pulled out last minute.

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Further strikes at Wembley school set to become academy

Byron Court Primary School will be closed for two days next month

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Staff at 'inadequate' London school to strike over plans to turn it into academy

A North London primary school is set to close for a further five days over the next two weeks after staff agreed to take strike action against government plans to turn it into an academy.

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'Terrified' London family evicted from home on day daughter started exams

A single mother of four, whose son has a disability and whose daughter was sitting GCSE exams, has been evicted from her Merton house

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Palestine mural creators defend Redbridge artwork celebrating Gaza journalists

An art collective has defended a mural it painted on a house in Ilford that pays tribute to Palestinian journalists amid calls for its removal.

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Croydon council forced to deny plans for 56-hectare driving range after local outrage

A Croydon golf club and the council have denied any plan to build a huge driving range on green belt land after a colour brochure appearing to outline such a proposal emerged.

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Council's Harry Kane statue stuck in storage for years with nowhere to go

The England captain and record Spurs goalscorer was raised in Chingford

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West Ham fan boat crash caused £100,000 of damage to Hammersmith Bridge

The boat had been taking West Ham fans to an away match against Fulham but was forced to turn back after getting stuck

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Investigation launched over 'foul smell' from Tyneside waste plant after MP's complaint

Jarrow MP Kate Osborne complained that residents were being forced to stay indoors because of a stench from the Wardley Biogas Plant and were worried about their health

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Parents opposed to LGBT material being shown to their children protest outside Manchester primary school

They have called for an 'open and honest' conversation about the curriculum

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