Cash will be spent on repairing three major bridges plus new street lighting and other maintenance projects
Author - James Cracknell
Haringey Council will deploy an electric-caged tipper vehicle alongside three electric sweeper barrows
The facility in Russell Park was designed, funded and delivered by Noel Park Big Local and other community partners
Lucy Kane from Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust meets the man nicknamed ‘Elvis’ who provides entertainment for patients
The bootcamps will take the form of flexible courses focused on eleven ‘priority sectors’ identified in the mayor’s London Growth Plan
The sensor monitor temperature and humidity conditions and provide an ‘early warning system’ to prevent damp and mould from building up
More than 30,000 Londoners are on waiting lists for allotments with some waiting as long as 17 years to get one
Living Under One Sun had been hoping to move into a new permanent community hub in Down Lane Park but talks have broken down
Rochford and Martlesham blocks will undergo structural strengthening, fire safety improvements and be fitted with new doors, windows and cladding
The scheme could save schools an average of almost £15,000 on their energy bills
Ruairidh Paton says housing and parks are his priorities after defeating Labour by nearly 500 votes in St Ann's ward
Tiny forests store carbon in trees, mitigate flooding and heat stress, attract wildlife, improve air quality and provide accessible green spaces
Last year London Fire Brigade recorded 142 fires involving e-bikes and the service has now launched a safety awareness campaign
Last year's defeated Conservative mayoral candidate has been told to apologise after posting an image on X showing the London mayor drowning
A new City Hall report looks at progress made since an independent 2022 review found the brigade was “institutionally misogynist and racist”
It would take more than 100 years to clear the waiting lists in some London boroughs at current rates of progress
The mayor’s funding will start this Easter and support almost 2,000 young Londoners at up to 20 community-led projects across the capital
Local residents and disability charities have raised serious concerns over blocked pavements caused by badly parked e-bikes across Haringey
Seven children and four adults were led to safety by the Met Police during the fire in Granville Road
In Haringey the participating businesses are Tec Surgery Ltd in Lordship Lane and Neil Electrics in The Mall, Wood Green
The club will also be hosting festive Easter experiences that all the family can enjoy
The Selby Centre is being rebuilt in a new location while the old site is redeveloped for housing
Centre for London warns the capital’s creative industries are in peril after council spending on arts and culture falls 50%
A community group recently took part in a litter-picking session to help clean up a South Tottenham park
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