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ArticleBusinessmen get jail terms for illegal arm deals to war zones
ArticlePrivate rents rise across most of London in past year
PRIVATE rents have risen across most of London, but tenants in two boroughs have seen average costs fall over the past year. It cost £2,332 to rent the average non-social home in the capital in the year to August 2026, according to Office for...
ArticleResidents’ concerns as gambling centre is granted 24/7 licence
A CRYSTAL Palace resident has said new laws giving communities greater powers to oppose unwanted gambling facilities “can’t come fast enough” after a 24/7 licence was granted on his doorstep. Croydon Council approved a licence extension...
ArticleDisabled people face tax hike
MORE than 19,000 low-income and disabled Croydon residents could face increases in their monthly bills under proposed cuts to the borough’s council tax support scheme. The proposed changes to the £39million-a-year scheme would leave Croydon...
ArticleWater leak that turned road into a ‘river’
ArticleSeptember rain not enough to lift hosepipe ban, Thames Water warns
ArticleWill unfinished nature reserve ever open to the public?
“THIS is one of the most important sites for wildlife in London,” said avid birdwatcher Pasha Dilan, gesturing beyond locked gates to a vast vista of rugged hills and lakes. He had spent the afternoon with his sister trying to catch a...
ArticleNature needs to be ‘right next to where people live’
NATURE needs to be “right next to where people live”, conservationists have said, as communities push for more wildlife-rich green spaces. Research has revealed many people lack parks, woodlands or wetlands within a 15-minute walk from home,...
ArticleTroubled times ahead for the UK’s butterflies
THE results of Butterfly Conservation’s 2026 Big Butterfly Count are in and show it was a very good summer for butterflies. However, experts warn that despite a good year, what comes next could be dire. With the Met Office confirming it...