London Councils has published a new Low Carbon Homes guide “to help borough planning teams reduce embodied carbon in new
Westminster City Council says it has successfully brought long-term empty homes back into use via a combination of enforcement action
Westminster City Council has approved a £52 million package of investments focusing on improving neighbourhoods, supporting local businesses, and tackling
A 38-year-old man was arrested in the early hours of Friday after graffiti was sprayed on the statue of Sir
The regeneration on Church Street has officially broken ground, marking the start of the “major” construction works on the first
Westminster City Council has approved a “major” three-year accessibility programme to upgrade its tactile pavements with an aim of “making
Westminster City Council’s Cabinet has approved the designation of the North Paddington High Streets Area to tackle “persistently” empty shops,
A driver has pleaded guilty at the Old Bailey over a fatal Strand collision that claimed the life of a
Balmoral House social rent homes have moved a step closer to completion in South Pimlico, as construction reached its highest
Westminster has opened Brunel Happy Hub as an “exciting new community space at the heart of the Brunel Estate” in
Chemicals that are still allowed in industrial applications may be leaking into the atmosphere at higher than expected rates, slowing
Mayor of London Sir Sadiq Khan has called on businesses and public bodies to donate any unwanted IT equipment including
Speeding fines in the UK have reached a four-year high, with London seeing a surge in fines. Some boroughs in
The Sulgrave Club in Richmond celebrated its centenary with a tree planting in Ravenscourt Park. Five junior members of the
TfL is asking customers to “check before they travel” ahead of planned strike action on the London Underground by RMT
In Crystal Palace, where five boroughs meet and the park still carries the memory of the great glass palace that
A new study has suggested finding alien life by looking for patterns across many planets, rather than focusing on just
The Society of Motor Manufacturers (SMMT) has called on the EU to amend its proposed Industrial Accelerator Act (IAA) to
A yet-to-be peer-reviewed study has found that some species of mosquito show a preference for men, with others aiming for
Three listed churches in London on the heritage risk register have been given over £1 million for repairs and restoration