Detectives investigating a collision in Edgware which has left a moped rider in a critical condition are appealing for information and witnesses. Police were called at 20:55hrs on Saturday, 11 August to reports of a road traffic collision in Turner Road, Edgware. Officers and the
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has called on developers and boroughs to continue supporting the capital’s creatives for the good of the UK economy. New research has today revealed that the number of artist workspaces in the capital has shown signs of stabilising over
A working farm in Tower Hamlets providing a wide range of educational programmes has received funding to manage its expansion back onto land that was temporarily occupied for Crossrail works. City Bridge Trust, the City of London Corporation’s charitable funder, has awarded £45,600 to Stepney
Detectives are appealing for information and witnesses following a fatal road traffic collision in Leyton. Police were called by London Ambulance Service at 20:01hrs on Wednesday, 8 August to Lea Bridge Road junction with Argyl Way, E10 to a report of a road traffic collision
It’s official! “Diamonds are a girl’s best friend” and British women’s favourite choice of gem to wear, but Tanzanite comes a close second according to research published today by leading UK online jewellers Gemporia (www.gemporia.com). The research was conducted amongst 1866 women across the UK,
Newham interim chief executive announced Newham Council appointed Katherine Kerswell as interim chief executive for a period of six months. She will replace Kim Bromley-Derry who announced in June that he intends to retire from the role on 31 August. Katherine said: “I am honoured to be
What was your favourite #Magalufoaks moment? Probably the first day when we all arrived, we were all really excited, it’s a lot different to working inside a studio, so it was amazing to get out there in the sun. When we first got there we
TfL is advising customers who use St Paul’s Underground station that vital refurbishment of the first of two escalators will begin on Thursday 9 August 2018. London Underground’s escalators tend to be in operation in both directions for up to 20 hours a day and
Train companies are to publish more real-time information to enable tech firms to develop intelligent travel apps for the future, under new plans announced today (8 August 2018) by the Rail Minister Jo Johnson and Rail Delivery Group Chief Executive, Paul Plummer. The aim is
On Wednesday (1 August 2018) the Home Office announced the award of over £100 million for police transformation projects. The City of London Police, the national lead force for force, has secured £6.1 million on behalf of policing and the National Crime Agency to fund