Green Activists Attack 4x4s

Climate change activists targeted four-wheel drive vehicles in west London in a spate of sticker-posting over the Christmas period.

2012 Olympics Security: Police Say Threat 'Severe'

Security at the 2012 Olympics has been a hot topic from day one. Now police say they expect the terror threat level to be ‘severe’.

Peckham Anti-Snitch Campaign Warns Against Trident

A ‘Stop Snitching’ flyer and internet campaign has been launched in a Peckham housing estate, urging residents not to talk to the police in a murder investigation.

TfL In Spitalfields Puddle Trouble

TfL are in hot (or more likely cold and muddy) water over a giant puddle outside Spitalfields which has been there for two years, according to local shop owners.

Regent Street Police Siege Ends After Five Hours

Having trouble getting into central London this morning? Parts of Regent Street, Oxford Street and Piccadilly Circus were closed off by police after an intruder allegedly threatened to blow himself up inside a shop.

Oyster Penalty Fares Hit Millions

It’s not been a great month for rail commuters – we’ve had tube fare rises, rail fare increases and now fines for not touching in or out out with Oyster are up to £6.50.

London Increased Security Alert Denied By Met

Reports that the UK’s terrorism threat level has been raised from ‘substantial’ to ‘severe’ have been refuted by the Metropolitan Police this morning.

Bin A Long Time For Bin Collections

A combination of bank holidays, industrial action and bad weather has left many London residents with a bit of a rubbish problem. A stockpile of rubbish, to be precise.

HS2 Route Announcement Due Today

The anxiously-awaited announcement of the route for the Birmingham-London high speed rail link will arrive later today, assuming that like many other rail services across the country, it isn’t delayed by snow.

Black Cabs To Be Electric By 2020 – Sort Of

In his latest bid to improve air quality in London, Boris Johnson has announced that all new black taxis should be electric by 2020. But how realistic is his plan?

RMT Confused Over Strike Action

To strike or not to strike? The RMT appear to be all of a dither over proposed strike action on the Northern and Bakerloo lines.

Met Requests For Oyster Data At Record Levels

The number of requests from the Metropolitan Police for Oyster data have reached new highs this year, according to the Green Party

Legal Challenge Over Scrapping Of Western Extension

Bloomberg To Get New London HQ?

Bloomberg media group are expected to build new HQ on the site of Bucklersbury House in the City. Will it still look like Darth Vader's helmet, as in original plans for the site?

Boris Cancels FIFA’s Hotel Freebie

Travel Chaos: Coming To A Station Near You

Spoof Parking Tickets Fine By Us

Londoners Face January Train Fare Rises