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Cleaners formed a noisy and lively picket outside the new St Pancras International Station today, Thursday.

Downhills Primary School in Haringey, north London, is "failing", according to Ofsted, the hated schools inspectorate.

London teachers in sixth form colleges are preparing to strike for half a day on Thursday of next week.

Supporters of Shaker Aamer—the last British resident in Guantanamo Bay­—marched last Saturday in south London.

Cleaners at London’s St Pancras station are set to strike for 48 hours this week over pay. They are currently paid £6.76 an hour and are demanding £8 plus sick pay.

Staff at the Lifeline drug treatment centre in Hackney, east London, are set to strike against service cuts on Thursday of next week.

RMT workers on London’s Heathrow Express service have voted by 80 percent for strikes against the sacking of driver Zahid Majid and victimisation of RMT rep Liaqat Ali.

A doctors’ surgery in central London is set to close in April—after being sold twice in four years.

Around 1,000 people protested in London today in solidarity with the revolutions in the Arab world.

Campaigners against a treaty which would seriously limit internet freedom swarmed through London today (Saturday) as part of a global day of action.

Kurdish activists and their supporters marched in London yesterday (Tuesday) in protest at a massacre carried out by Turkish government forces.

Working class LGBT people in London face 43 percent funding cuts to health support organisations. Even benefit claimants with HIV are being forced into work Even before the crisis unemployment for trans people was triple the national average. In Brighton and Hove, 26 percent of trans people are unemployed. And 60 percent earn less than £10,000 a year Fifty percent of LGBT people work over the age of 70, compared with 6 percent of heterosexual people