Harrison Galliven
LDR Reporter
Sutton Council owed £100k in rent after high street cinema's collapse
Throwley Yard opened the Sutton branch on the former Chicago’s nightclub site in September 2024
Resident in luxury tower block claims discrimination over bike rule
David Ortiz is barred from storing his electric bike in the on-site facilities at Altura 50, Europe’s tallest volumetric modular building
Arthur Conan Doyle's former home could be demolished for 24 new flats
The author is thought to have written 18 Sherlock Holmes stories while living at the property
South London incinerator cleared to burn 35,000 tonnes more waste
Sutton’s Beddington incinerator burns household rubbish from Croydon, Kingston, Merton and Sutton as part of the South London Waste Partnership
Tube stations see sharp rise in lift closures due to staff shortages
One incident saw a lift close continuously for 424 hours
London river polluted by untreated waste flowing from homes
The Wandle, one of the capital’s most biodiverse rivers, is being polluted due to household plumbing ‘misconnections’
Mother and kids live in car for six months due to council failures
The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman (LGO) found that the young family continues to suffer the ‘physical, emotional and psychological impact’ of their ordeal
London local elections: What were the results in Merton?
Labour has dealt a big blow to the Lib Dems’ hopes of taking the borough
London local elections 2026: What are the results in Sutton?
The Liberal Democrats continue their almost 40-year dominance of the council
Who should I vote for in the local elections? Spotlight on Croydon
Croydon is one of the few boroughs in London where voters have two important choices to make on Thursday, May 7
Greens 'mistakenly' endorse candidate suspended over 'antisemitism'
Mark Adderley was suspended by the national party last week following allegations that he promoted antisemitic tropes
South London reverend wins LTN battle with council
‘To use a biblical phrase, I could see cars going like lambs to the slaughter,’ Rev Peter Ratcliff said
Council scales back yellow box after it raked in £2m from motorists
Croydon Council was ordered to cancel any fines after adjudicators found the enforcement area to be ‘fundamentally flawed’
Reform UK ‘looking into’ London candidate who 'wrote anti-vax paper'
David Booth is standing as a councillor in Kenley, but the party has not confirmed whether he will remain a candidate following the controversy
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London council 'must refund drivers' fined millions by unlawful LTNs
High Court rules six low traffic neighbourhood schemes were retained by Croydon’s Tory mayor to help plug the borough’s dire finances
Locals fear squatters could start fire after breaking into building
A ‘takeover’ by what appear to be homeless people has left rubbish scattered around a communal area
Why beavers could soon be introduced to this south London park
The move is part of a rewilding project at the nature reserve
Plans remain for new London concert hall despite architect's death
Wimbledon Concert Hall Trust moving forward with plans despite death of project’s legendary architect
London man has disabled parking bay painted around his car
The driver wrongly received at least four parking tickets
Disabled bay painted round man’s car before wardens issue four fines
Footage captures moment contractors paint around his Audi convertible - before wardens slap driver with fines