'It was a lifeline': LGBTQ+ charity Metro closes with fears for young service users In a funding environment increasingly hostile to LGBTQ+ communities, Metro closed its doors, with a loss of around 64 jobs.
Your Tribe's growth across Deptford: when is student accommodation too much? As Lewisham council approves another Purpose Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) scheme from Your Tribe at Sun Wharf, we look at Tribe's growth in the area and ask whether demand is as robust as it claims.
'Sleep disruption virtually guaranteed' - London's New Towns will be blighted by aircraft noise Thamesmead and Crews Hill in Enfield - both shortlisted by the government's New Towns taskforce - sit under flight paths from two of the capital's major airports.
Campaigner launches legal action against Greenwich council for failure to divest Lubna Speitan, co-founder of Greenwich Palestine Alliance, has instigated legal action against Greenwich Council, challenging the authority’s failure to divest over £60m of investments in companies with interests in Israel.
Greenwich councillor Lakshan Saldin joins Greens Councillor Saldin, who sits for Charlton Hornfair ward, said that over the last few years the Labour Party has diverged from the values it once held.
Blackheath: the politics of fireworks The return of Blackheath fireworks this year was fiercely debated on social media, Mark Morris examines the polarising event.
Campaigners call for Tfl to take over Greenwich and Woolwich foot tunnels After years of broken lifts at both foot tunnels, campaigners are calling for Greenwich council to hand over management responsibility to Tfl.