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The Woolworths in the Elephant and Castle shopping centre in south London is a depressing place at the best of times. But last week things got a whole lot worse for those working there.

A packed pre-launch event for LGBT History Month was held in an east London school on Wednesday of last week.

The fourth annual conference of the Twinning With Palestine Network took place in London last Saturday.

More than 40 supporters of the People Before Profit Charter demonstrated outside the Halifax bank in Hackney, east London, last Saturday.

The Unite union’s pay campaign on the London buses is reaching a critical moment.

Union activists at the London Fire Authority were buoyed by the news that plans to shut the brigade museum and library have been dropped.

Tayo Aluko is bringing Call Mr Robeson, his brilliant performance of Paul Robeson's life and songs, to London this week for a fundraiser for the Left Alternative organisation.

Award-winning playwright Adriano Shaplin's new play for the Royal Shakespeare Company brings to life the political and intellectual turmoil of London in 1658.

Some three hundred trade unionists and local residents attended a heated meeting in Barnet, north London, on Tuesday of last week to oppose potential moves to privatise council services.

The horrific case of Baby P, who died after abuse and neglect in Haringey, north London, has provoked headline-grabbing stories.

Around 25 testers in the RMT transport union on the London Underground struck from Sunday night to Tuesday morning in a pay dispute.

More than 250 activists from trade unions and the Labour left gathered in central London last Saturday for the annual conference of the Labour Representation Committee (LRC).