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Spending cuts raise risk of new Baby P tragedy, says academic

05.10.11
The risk of further tragedies like the Baby P case and the murder of two French students in New Cross will be heightened because of government spending cuts, a London academic says... more

All aboard the mystery gastro train

24.03.11
Gingerline will transport you to a great dinner anywhere on the East London line - just so long as you like surprises, says Liz Hoggard... more

20,000 residents ignored as half their libraries are given the axe

18.02.11
Nearly half the libraries in Lewisham are to close within months despite objections from up to 20,000 residents... more

One library is saved but many on borrowed time

16.02.11
Campaigners were celebrating today after saving their local library from closure... more

Capital Pub branching out with a £2.3m fundraiser

01.02.11
London firm The Capital Pub Company is raising £2.3 million from investors to continue its expansion in the week of its 10th anniversary... more

'Teenagers armed with samurai sword and knives' killed boy, 15, in Victoria station

25.01.11
Teenager was murdered in front of rush hour Tube passengers at Victoria station by school pupils including one armed with a samurai sword, the Old Bailey hears... more

Sexy feast: the most popular burger joint in town

20.01.11
A Deptford burger joint has become the capital's hippest hangout, reports Victoria Stewart... more

A healthy start for better buildings

05.01.11
The new £12m Waldron Health Centre is a shot in the arm for New Cross... more

Teachers in crisis talks as pupils threaten to walk out over cuts

22.11.10
Headteachers and college leaders hold crisis talks as hundreds of pupils warn they will walk out of lessons in London this week... more

Half of offenders' risk assessments fail

26.10.10
Risk that released offenders pose to the public in London is not properly assessed in half of the cases, a report warns... more

Half of offenders’ risk assessments fail

26.10.10
The risk that released offenders pose to the public in London is not properly assessed in half of the cases, a report warns... more

House prices soar as East London line opens up 'isolated' areas of the capital

23.08.10
House prices along the newly opened East London line are soaring amid booming demand for homes in previously isolated parts of the capital... more

Welcome to Nollywood... Nigerian films hit London

20.08.10
First UK festival celebrating Nollywood will be held in south London, giving movie lovers a chance to enjoy the delights of the Nigerian film industry... more

Dean Stalham: Art saved my life

29.07.10
Writing and painting workshops in Wandsworth inspired former prisoner Dean Stalham to pursue his creativity on the outside — and to set up a theatre in New Cross to put on his play... more

Detectives offer £20,000 reward in south London car murder inquiry

28.07.10
Detectives offered a £20,000 reward today for information about the murder of a man who was shot dead as he sat in his car in a residential street... more

All aboard the culture line

28.05.10
So how many of the 10 museums and galleries within spitting distance of the new East London line extension could Liz Hoggard get round in a day?... more

East London line’s opening puts Hackney on rail map

27.04.10
Millions of Londoners will be able to cross the river by rail from Hackney to New Cross when the revamped East London line reopens... more

The real issue is still a hung parliament

27.04.10
Amid continued talk of a hung parliament, both major parties are today trying to move the debate on to policy issues. All the signs, however, are that the Liberal Democrat poll surge will not be so easily reversed... more

London’s busiest one-way systems face axe in drive to improve safety

13.04.10
Many of London’s one-way systems are being consigned to the 'dustbin of history' after turning into dangerous and frustrating traffic bottlenecks... more

Going overground: 150 years of train travel

08.04.10
The new Overground service unites the world’s oldest underwater tunnel with 21st-century air-conditioned trains. Stephen Robinson hopped aboard for a tour through 150 years of train travel... more

Builders flee as blaze destroys London school roof

07.04.10
Blaze at a London primary school destroyed the entire roof of the Victorian building... more

London Fire Brigade loses £20m to improve stations

20.01.10
Cash crisis has forced London’s fire service to delay improvement works to their stations... more

The family is the key to the solution

17.11.09
Today's unsettling revelation that children as young as 10 are regularly being stopped and searched by police in London raises questions in all directions - some of which need answering far outside the criminal justice system... more

Sixth form college leads way with 99.4% passes

20.08.09
Students at a sixth form college in south London led the way with a record number of A grades... more

Family appeal to find killers of 'caring father' shot in his car

04.08.09
The family of a student shot dead in his car has appealed for help in bringing his killers to justice... more

No seats please - we're British rail passengers

15.07.09
I live in a quarter of London into which the Tube has never ventured. I'm not sure why this should be - I like to imagine that it's the result of some long-forgotten Victorian turf war... more

Tory: Meaningless jail terms let thug free to kill students

09.06.09
Failings that left a convicted knife thug free to murder two brilliant French students were the result of "utterly meaningless" prison sentences, the Conservatives have claimed... more

This should not have come as a shock to ministers

05.06.09
The latest revelations about the weaknesses in London Probation and its failure to supervise offenders adequately - including Dano Sonnex - have led to a political blame game.... more

Probation blunders left sadist free to kill students

04.06.09
Two French students who were brutally murdered in London by a pair of sadistic killers would never have died but for a series of appalling blunders by probation staff and police... more


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