The upgrade Pavilion Study Centre includes science, art and technology workshops, and modern sports facilities for students and local sports clubs

4,601 potential modern slavery cases were referred to the Met Police for investigation in the year to June, up from 3,404 the year before

Of 3,605 sexual orientation hate crimes recorded by the Met Police last year, just 354 (10%) led to a charge or summons

Green Party London Assembly member Caroline Russell has called on the Met to stop sharing knife images altogether

Campaigners said London has been “exemplary” in rolling out school streets but there is a “lack of coordination” between councils and TfL

A survey conducted by the mayor of London found that 14 per cent of children in the capital aged 16 or under had “low” or “very low” food security

Barnet Council will benefit from the waiving of November's planned £974,000 charge

Support package plus new £2m fund for residents set up by council amid warnings of tough winter ahead

The number of people being treated in hospital for Covid-19 by 8am on October 19 was down from 134 on the same day the previous week

Out of court disposals allow police to deal quickly and proportionately with low-level offending