Cameron Blackshaw
LDRS reporter
Full list: Greenwich Council to resurface 26 roads in £3.65m project
The South East London authority has announced which roads it will be resurfacing in 2026
South London council to reject 'inappropriate' plans for 350 new homes
The application submitted to Bromley Council sought permission to build 350 residential units to the east of St Mary Cray Recreation Ground
Map reveals locations of 29 new e-bike parking bays in London borough
The initiative by Greenwich Council is part of a broader strategy to encourage low-carbon transport options
Residents divided as football club asks to open late for World Cup
AFC Lewisham has applied for a temporary licence to show World Cup matches, sell alcohol, and remain open until 11.30pm
London local elections: What were the results in Bexley?
The Tories have cemented their strong hold over the south-east London authority
Who should I vote for in the local elections? Spotlight on Bexley
All five major political parties unveiling their plans for the south-east London borough
Plans for 1,500 flats approved but affordable homes slashed
Several huge tower blocks to be built despite reduction in the scheme’s affordable housing
176-year-old London pub saved from demolition as flats plans rejected
Greenwich Council said the applicant had not provided enough information to show that The Anglesea Arms was no longer financially viable.
Neighbours clash over £1.6m Greenwich Georgian home
Plans to extend 25 Gloucester Circus face criticism for defying Michael Searles’ original design
Residents use speed gun to send recordings of speeding cars to police
Residents on Siward Road and Godwin Road near Bromley town centre have complained of cars speeding through their neighbourhood for years
London council denies ‘airbrushing’ opposition to controversial LTN
Greenwich Council denies consultation on contentious scheme was ‘biased, undemocratic or secretive’
Legal challenge launched over demolition of Clockwork Orange estate
Resident of brutalist London estate made famous by Stanley Kubrick film fights to stop his home being bulldozed
London's biggest theatre to be built — and it's not in the West End
The 3,000-seat Troubadour Greenwich Peninsula Theatre has been given the green light in south-east London
Striking traffic wardens refuse to hand out parking tickets in borough
The striking wardens say they won’t hand out penalty charge notices to motorists violating parking regulations
Asian prisoner murdered in jail after being put in same cell as racist
The Ministry of Justice has said it is ‘leaving no stone unturned’ to make British prisons safe following the ‘horrible act of violence’
Residents urinate in bathtub after being without toilet for 58 days
The tenants were handed £5,300 back in rent after the property was found to be not properly licensed
Parking wardens in London taking industrial action in pay row
Members of the GMB union voted unanimously in favour of industrial action
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Huge opposition to 2,000 homes planned on London green belt
Thousands sign petition opposing developer’s plans to build homes on green belt site in Bromley
Neighbours up in arms over plans for 650 homes on green belt in London
A developer has asked Bromley Council how much information it needs to provide to submit complete proposals for 650 homes
London council defends using swear words in social media campaign
‘We’re not putting up with this s*** anymore’, says Greenwich Council in crackdown on fly-tipping