Asian Media Awards 2025 Shortlist was announced on Tuesday 23 September.

Hammersmith and Fulham rejected the Phoenix Academy scheme in April due to concerns including its "overbearing" design and scale

He used the pseudonyms to appear as a resident engaging in political debate

Sutton Council has asked operator Everyone Active to review its procedures after complaints that women and children are being confronted by men with "masses of lather"

From driverless taxis and Transport for London to housing and the 2028 Mayoral race, The London Brief will delve into the biggest issues in the capital

An investigation found several failures in the care provided by the Community Healthcare Team at Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust

Patrick McGinnis, who nominated Restore’s candidate Tyler Johnson, filmed himself in 2024 saying ‘Zionists control the media’ and that he didn’t want ‘any Muslims’ coming into the UK

LCE Property claimed the new gambling venue would be a "vital social hub" and assured the LDRS the site would not operate as an Adult Gaming Centre

Enterprise cars and vans have been occupying bays on streets around Ravenscourt Park, leading to a backlash from locals forced to park further afield

Market sellers in the Ridley Road Shopping Village have been backed by City Hall as their peaceful occupation enters its sixth month. They have now submitted a bid for Asset of Community Value status

Plans to restore Beddington Farmlands have been in the pipeline for decades, but much of the promised restoration remains undelivered

The contest is widely seen as a battle between Labour, which has held the seat since its inception in 1983, and the Green Party - whose leader Zack Polanski is standing

East Twickenham lies beneath key flight paths from Heathrow, which is pressing ahead with plans to expand

Staff at the Eltham branch were found to be rinsing knives, chopping boards and utensils instead of properly washing them, even if they had come into contact with raw meat

Labour councillor Sital Punja is calling for new rules to protected elected officials from AI manipulation

The activist told the Local Democracy Reporting Service they "passed out for a few seconds" after the altercation

Reform London Assembly Member Keith Prince outlined his ideas for better connecting outer London

Cllr Amy Croft says officers have no incentive to invent fly-tips in order to fine people

Brent Green Party welcomed the delay to the rollout of 'robotaxis' which they said will generate huge amounts of data to put further strain on energy and water supplies

Officials found no evidence of sexual abuse but Ealing Council initiated actions that could have led to the child being taken away from their parents

A murder investigation has been launched following the incident, the Metropolitan Police has announced

The Environment Agency has supplied aerators to re-oxygenate the water at Ruislip Lido and save the remaining fish

According to doctors' predictions, Jeffrey King could die any day now, and he doesn't want to spend what's left of his life in the "sweatbox" block of flats in Sutton

Lewisham Council apologised for the "stress and inconvenience" caused to the family including pregnant Emily Black

Hillingdon Council Leader, Cllr Steve Tuckwell, has said he does not intend to ask his deputy to resign

Croydon Council has committed to replacing the Norbury Park cherry tree that Paul Harman bought as a memorial to his beloved former guide dog, Star

Social housing tenants in Gem House, Marylebone are all facing homelessness because they can't afford the sky high private rents now being demanded

Police are investigating after bones discovered at a West London park - their identity is currently unknown

Exclusive: Richard Mills used the pseudonym to publicly support the Tory-led council's policies, question what a Reform councillor has been doing and criticise residents

While thousands of Londoners have been surveilled, British Transport Police says no exact matches have come up at stations since February

Exclusive: New Wandsworth Council leader Robert Morritt was expelled from the local Conservative group in 2013

Members of the Corporation profited from the slave trade, having a direct investment in the trafficking of at least 250,000 people, 37,000 of whom died during crossings

The surfacing of the park in Brent is said to have deteriorated to such an extent that it poses a "risk for children"

The shuttle bus goes back and forth all day with barely a cyclist on board

Kensington businesses say the preparations are worth it for a day celebrating Caribbean culture

The Mayor of London has launched a major plan to make rivers and waterways suitable to swim in, naming 10 strategic locations to focus on

Developer Lands Improvement Holdings said the homes represent an “important opportunity to help meet local housing needs”

The changes would see London councils potentially losing a seat on Integrated Care Boards and them being replaced by a City Hall nominee

With water demand exceptionally high due to the prolonged dry spell, there are loads of ways you can be efficient with water use and capture more when it rains

Exceptional Financial Support allows the council to use capital resources to fund day-to-day spending, but experts warn that the approach is unsustainable.

A police helicopter and an air ambulance are circling above and entrances to a London Underground station have been closed

Deprivation, a lack of bins and London's transient population are among the contributing factors

Moin Uddin said many Muslims in Sutton have started sharing their recent experiences of harassment and violence

Havering was one of 30 London councils to have officially declared a climate emergency in order to commit to reducing the worst impacts of climate change

City Hall signed a deal when Boris Johnson was in charge which has no break clause on the GLA side

Theo Seward's former schools said they had been left "heartbroken" by the tragic loss

One elderly resident had to be carried up five flights of stairs on her neighbour's back, and another had his flat flooded because the drains were blocked