Someone, somewhere in the bowels of Whitehall might already have drawn a red line round a lump of farmland in some other part ...

Where do London’s small-batch spices, artisanal sauces and speciality ice creams originate? We’re talking about products you ...

It’s a popular football pub that’s consistently packed with patrons. But it’s now also home to a restaurant featuring the ...

Earlier this month, when I was shown figures from the UK Health Security Agency about take-up of the flu vaccine in London ...

This website was launched by me in a more rudimentary form on 1 February 2017 as a place where I could continue to write about the politics, places and people of London in the way I wanted to, having ...

In an unexpected City Hall statement at last week’s opening of the public inquiry stage of Enfield’s Local Plan, Sir Sadiq Khan formally accepted for the first time that releasing protected Green Belt ...

London has the second highest rate of poverty of any English region, with 2.2 million of its nine million people meeting the criteria, according to a new report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.

The unusual type of law that must be passed if Billingsgate and Smithfield are to be shut down has begun its potentially long journey into law Last year, the City of London Corporation announced that ...