Haruun Hassan, 22, stabbed to death on N9 night bus named
Haruun Hassan, 22, was fatally stabbed on a night bus in Hounslow near Heathrow. No arrests as murder probe continues.
Category : Local Councils
Uxbridge Road gets action area status in council plan
Hammersmith and Fulham Council designates Uxbridge Road as an Action Area for improvement in its draft Local Plan, aiming to boost visual appeal and vibrancy after a petition garnered nearly 3,000 signatures.
Golden Lane sports hall saved after community campaign
Golden Lane Leisure Centre's sports hall will be retained after the City of London Corporation voted for amended designs, following a campaign by residents who opposed its replacement with a larger gym.
Family of stabbed teen 'enveloped in sadness' as four sentenced
Hamed Mani's family express profound sorrow after his murder in Harrow over an e-bike dispute; four more men sentenced for roles in the incident.
Cyclist fighting for life after hit-and-run in Bow
A cyclist in his 20s suffered life-threatening and life-changing injuries after being struck by a BMW in a hit-and-run in Bow. The driver fled but the car was later recovered.
Builders march to challenge stereotypes on violence against women
Construction workers marched 10km through London to demand men do more to end violence against women, joining families of victims at Downing Street.
Richmond hikes fines for drone flights, public defecation to £100
Richmond Council raises fines for antisocial behaviour and dog control breaches from £80 to £100, with PSPOs extended to 2029.
Abandoned UK island pier to reopen after 30 years
Birnbeck Pier in Weston-super-Mare, abandoned since 1994, has been reconnected to the mainland and is set to reopen in summer 2027 after a £44m restoration.
Islington Council's £192k toilet quote slammed as 'horror story'
Islington Council faces criticism after revealing the cheapest quote for a small self-cleaning toilet in Paradise Park is nearly £192,000, prompting concerns over costly procurement contracts.
Ealing children's centres appeal rejected: 10 sites to close
The Court of Appeal has upheld the High Court's decision to allow Ealing Council to close ten children's centres, ending the legal battle for parents.
Boy thrown into crocodile pit no longer critical
A three-year-old boy thrown into a crocodile pit at a zoo in Huntingdon is no longer in critical condition, Cambridgeshire Police confirmed.
All Points East tickets offered without planning permission
Tower Hamlets Council is offering free VIP tickets to All Points East festival, despite the event lacking planning permission. The council says there is a clear separation between its roles.
Hounslow Council faulted for failing to notify pregnant homeless woman
Hounslow Council apologised after removing a pregnant homeless woman from its housing register without informing her, causing injustice, Ombudsman found.
Hackney Council Faulted for Benefit Debt Delay
Watchdog finds Hackney Council at fault for taking two years to write off a resident's benefit debt and recovering over £1,600 during her appeal.
Harrow Council sacks officers filmed threatening man
Harrow Council has sacked enforcement officers after a video showed them threatening a member of the public, turning off body cameras.
Wimbledon crash accused appears in court
Claire Freemantle, 49, faces charges of causing death by dangerous driving after two eight-year-old girls died in a Wimbledon school crash in July 2023.
Police kill dog in Knicks jersey; woman screams during celebrations
A family dog named Jameson was shot dead by LAPD officers during a welfare check, sparking outrage and calls for justice. The owner was celebrating the Knicks' championship win.
Two Texas Men Charged with Stealing England Team Gear
Two Texas men face felony charges for stealing $18,000 worth of England national team gear, including signed jerseys and boots, in Jackson County, Missouri.
Council removes 'stupid' fence blocking Bristol window
Bristol City Council has pulled down a 'hideous' fence that stood inches from a house's main window, blocking sunlight and views, after widespread mockery online.
Belfast Riots: Homes and Cars Torched After Knife Attack
Homes and cars were set on fire in widespread disorder across Northern Ireland after a man was left with serious injuries in a knife attack. The suspect has been charged with attempted murder.
47 Brent SEN school staff face 'fire and rehire' notices
Forty-seven staff at Woodfield School in Kingsbury are threatened with 'fire and rehire' as strikes escalate. Union condemns 'direct attack' amid financial woes.
Hillingdon Council Leader Steve Tuckwell on Priorities and Debt
New Hillingdon council leader Steve Tuckwell discusses his priorities, the Cowley Meeting Hall debt scandal, and plans to tackle fly-tipping and Heathrow expansion.
Greens and Tories Demand Fairness After Labour Takes All Chairs
Minority councillors in Greenwich call for 'common sense' after Labour secures every committee chair, sparking debate on proportionality and democracy.
Court Rejects Richmond Council's Police Desk Closure Appeal
The High Court has rejected Richmond Council's bid for a judicial review of the Met Police's decision to close Twickenham Police Station's front desk, leaving Richmond without a walk-in police service.
Enfield Council Quits New Towns Programme
Enfield Council has withdrawn from the government's new towns programme, citing concerns over local housing needs and lack of community engagement.
'Keep Clear' Sign Appears 15 Years After School Left
Hassan Ali and neighbours in Longton, Stoke-on-Trent, are baffled after a 'School: Keep Clear' sign was painted on their street, despite the school having moved 15 years ago. The council has apologised and covered the sign with black paint.
Coronation Street: Lisa's Shocking Arrest in Murder Case
DS Lisa Connor-Swain arrests Brody Michaelis on suspicion of theft after his fingerprints are found on Todd's phone, but is he connected to Theo's murder?
Good Samaritan returns $30,000 found in toilet
A Florida man who left $30,000 in a public restroom got it back thanks to honest Luis Salavar, who found the cash and tracked him down.
Worcestershire Council Chaos Exposes UK's Broken Politics
Reform UK's chaotic year in power at Worcestershire County Council ended with a rainbow coalition ousting them, but Westminster's refusal to adapt to multiparty democracy threatens local stability.
Croydon Closes Rogue Garage in Antisocial Behaviour Crackdown
Croydon Council shut down a rogue garage in Thornton Heath linked to dangerous vehicles and antisocial behaviour. Mayor Jason Perry vows zero-tolerance approach.
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