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Edmonton Leisure Centre set to reopen next year – but no longer under council ownership
Enfield Council will enter into an agreement with Greenwich Leisure Ltd that includes £7.5m of investment and a transfer of control
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Work starts on Europe’s first museum dedicated to anti-apartheid history
The former North London headquarters of the exiled African National Congress (ANC) will be transformed into the Centre of Memory and Learning
TikTok star told to stop filming on tube
'Tube Girl' has 800,000 TikTok followers but has been forced to stop filming ‘paid partnership’ videos on London Underground
Third Labour MP opposing library closures as Kate Osamor highlights ‘significant’ local impact
The Edmonton and Winchmore Hill MP has written to the leader of Enfield Council with her concerns around the library closures plan
First new Piccadilly Line train arrives in London ahead of testing
The new nine-carriage trains will increase capacity by around 10% on the line once they're fully up and running
More than 100k London pensioners at risk of losing winter fuel allowance despite being eligible
The government announced in September that the winter fuel payment will now be means tested
Cocaine smugglers convicted after 2.3-tonne shipment discovered at Edmonton warehouse
The seizure was believed to be one of the largest ever of its type in the UK
North London police officer charged with rape
PC Tony Watts is accused of attacking a woman four years ago while off duty
Man carrying 18 knives arrested in Edmonton Green
The 23-year-old was caught with the weapons by Metropolitan Police officers conducting a stop-and-search operation
Man arrested after 18 knives found in stop and search outside train station
A stop and search conducted by police on a man outside a train station in Edmonton has led to an arrest after the discovery of 18 knives and drugs.
Ponders End supermarket hit with fines over rat infestation
Nue Supermarket and its director were prosecuted by Enfield Council over multiple hygiene breaches
Half of Londoners on low wages resort to using foodbanks, report finds
Nearly one quarter of the capital’s lowest-paid workers have been going to a foodbank as often as once a week or more
Man in his 40s dies after shooting in Tottenham
A man in his 40s has died after a shooting in Tottenham.
LIVE updates as quiet residential road cordoned off after fatal shooting
A quiet residential road in Tottenham has been cordoned off after a fatal shooting.
Person dies after incident on Elizabeth Line at busy station
A person has died after an incident on the Elizabeth Line at a busy west London train station.
Man in his 40s arrested after stabbing at London Victoria Underground station
A man in his 40s has been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm after a stabbing at London Victoria station.
LIVE as train delays at London Bridge set to last for hours after depot issue
Good morning! Check before you travel this morning as you may expect delays on your journey.
Dad-of-three visited by debt collectors after he paid ULEZ charge on wrong day
A London dad of three has shared his concerns after he paid the ULEZ charge on the wrong day and got a visit from debt collectors.
Man shot dead and four stabbed in GRIM weekend across London
A grim weekend across London has seen four people stabbed and a man shot dead.
'New blocks of flats two metres from my home will take away sunlight'
Plans for dozens of new social homes at two estates have been approved - despite concerns being raised by existing residents.