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Brent Cross flyover roadworks begin as drivers warned of major disruption
30. September 2026 (14:13)
Brent Cross Flyover will be reduced to one lane in each direction from Wednesday evening (London News)
East London residents face paying more for social care bills after council scraps cap
30. September 2026 (14:01)
The decision is likely to mean wealthier residents in the borough face increased charges for their home care (London News)
Greggs to close London factory as it axes around 740 jobs
30. September 2026 (13:46)
The overhaul will cost the firm around £60 million, including disruption costs and redundancy payments. (London News)
All aboard! Kate helps out on 50th anniversary of rural minibus service
30. September 2026 (13:38)
The Princess of Wales helped pick up 94-year-old Stella Drewett for her weekly shopping trip to Pulborough, West Sussex. (London News)
Shoreditch House investigated over out-of-date food label tampering claims
30. September 2026 (13:11)
The claims about food safety at Shoreditch House are under investigation by both Hackney Council and owners Soho House (London News)
Latest round of talks to break Drumcree impasse gets under way
30. September 2026 (13:08)
Delegations from the Orange Order and Garvaghy Road residents are at Hillsborough Castle. (London News)
‘Every possible measure’ being considered to cut cost of driving, says Burnham
30. September 2026 (13:06)
Diesel prices hit a new all-time high of 199.72p on Wednesday. (London News)
English police forces providing pursuit training for Gardai
30. September 2026 (13:03)
Devon and Cornwall Police are training Garda driving instructors this year. (London News)
Grenfell Tower fire: 54 people and 20 firms face criminal charges as Met Police sends files to CPS
30. September 2026 (12:50)
‘This is a milestone moment in the police investigation into this devastating tragedy which took the lives of 72 people,’ says Deputy Assistant Commissioner Kevin Southworth (London News)
Grenfell fire investigators pass files on 20 firms and 54 people to prosecutors
30. September 2026 (12:36)
Potential offences include corporate manslaughter, gross negligence manslaughter, health and safety offences, fraud, and misconduct in public office. (London News)