London News Roundup

By Rachel Holdsworth Last edited 131 months ago

Last Updated 06 July 2015

Rachel Holdsworth London News Roundup

It's been 10 years since London won the Olympics. God, that was a good day.
Three separate fires broke out in the space of an hour on Saturday, and two people died in a fire at some garages in Ladywell this morning.
Flooding closed the District Line between Earls Court and Edgware Road on Sunday afternoon.
Boris Johnson backs the campaign to get the Royal Vauxhall Tavern listed.
RMT staff on First Great Western plan to strike for 48 hours from 6.30pm this Wednesday. Co-incides well with the tube strike, there...
...Speaking of which, London Underground has put forward a new pay offer to try and avert this week's tube strike. All a bit fast moving and confusing, follow the BBC's Tom Edwards on Twitter for the latest.
One lone police officer tried to hold off a crowd of gatecrashers at Wireless over the weekend.
Tessa Jowell has been bemoaning the Olympics's failure to engage London youngsters in sport.
Comedian Rosie Wilby loves Brixton Specsavers. Other things about Brixton too, but Specsavers nails it.