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The ticket office at the Shell Centre entrance to Waterloo Underground Station could be shut down and opening hours slashed at booking offices across SE1 if leaked proposals by Transport for London are implemented.
Plans to transform Jubilee Gardens on the South Bank are back on track after a four-year hiatus thanks to £1.5 million from the Mayor of London via Transport for London.
RSPCA inspectors are appealing for information after a puppy was set on fire in Bermondsey late in the afternoon on Thursday 11 March.
Two people have been injured and four people have been arrested after an incident on board a train at London Bridge Station.
Work has started on the fitting out of a railway arch in Brad Street that will soon open as the Waterloo East Theatre.
The redevelopment of the Elephant & Castle Shopping Centre could take place earlier than planned, but a final regeneration deal between Lend Lease and Southwark Council has now been delayed till June.
A number of council estates in Bermondsey, Borough and Bankside will be fitted with bike lockers to provide safer places for bicycles and encourage residents to cycle more.
London student Min-Kyu Choi has been named winner of the Brit Insurance Design of the Year 2010 at the Design Museum for his elegant reinterpretation of the humble electrical plug.
A gallery and 128 artists' studios are due to open next month on Blackfriars Road in a building vacated by London South Bank University last year.
Pope Benedict XVI will come to Lambeth Palace during his visit to the UK in September.
Guerrilla gardener Richard Reynolds has been appointed a London Leader.
Tate Modern's director Vicente Todoli has announced that he has decided to leave London after seven years as director of the modern art gallery at Bankside.
A production of The Railway Children featuring a real steam locomotive is to be staged at Waterloo's disused international terminal.
Camberwell and Peckham MP Harriet Harman has toured the new Walworth Academy building just off the Old Kent Road.
Muhammed Haris Ahmed, a 21-year-old medical student at King's College London, was killed on Tuesday as he cycled to Guy's Hospital.
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