A journey of eco-friendly house renovation: Part 1
So you've moved into a 1930’s property and want to make it more environmentally friendly and energy-efficient. What's next? Andy Stevens tells his story.
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"A borough that cares for peace" - Lewisham Palestine Solidarity Campaign calls for council to divest
Several hundred protesters marched up Lewisham High Street on Saturday to a rally outside Lewisham Town Hall, Catford. They delivered a petition with more than 3,000 signatures, calling for the council to "Divest for Palestine".
Selce - shining a light on people power
A group of residents came together with the shared vision of using "people power" to generate clean, affordable energy for their local communities. Camilla Berens, co-founder of Selce, tells the story as the co-op prepares to launch its fifth community share offer.
Silvertown tunnel opens, while campaigners call for repurposing
Campaigners made another appeal to the London mayor, calling for repurposing the tunnel for public transport, cyclists and active travel, for "the welfare of future generations .. and the sake of Londoners' health".
Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah's statue unveiled in Mountsfield Park, Catford
Ella's mother, Rosamund and her siblings unveiled the bronze statue, which stands close to where she lived and went to school. The statue is 1.37m (4 ft 6") tall, the same height that Ella was when she died tragically, aged nine.
Nature in the city - Brookmill Park, Deptford
The park with its nature areas provides an urban sanctuary for wildlife. Greenwich photographer Karin Tearle shares her pictures and invites you to visit.
GLA air quality monitors still closed as Silvertown tunnel prepares to open
Transport for London has assured residents that the GLA will monitor dangerous PM2.5 pollution when the tunnel opens. But the GLA's Breathe London monitors are closed.