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Racists protest in Dagenham Racists demonstrated against a proposed community centre in Dagenham, east London, last Saturday.

Teachers at the Islington Arts and Media school in north London have begun an indicative ballot over the threat of nine redundancies.

A controversial proposal to turn Claremont High School in Brent, north London, into an academy was passed on Thursday of last week—in extraordinary circumstances.

Brian Kelly stood as the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition candidate in the Brunswick Park council by‑election in south London.

More than 1,500 people attended the positive and successful 6 Billion Ways conference in London last Saturday.

Speech and language therapists in south London were buoyed last week by news that cuts to their service will not be a big as initially feared.

Labour councillors in Hackney, east London, last week voted through a cuts budget last week.

Socialist Worker has uncovered a serious attack on pay and conditions of bus drivers working for the capital’s third-largest operator, East London Bus Group.

Thousands of Londoners face losing their GP because NHS managers are pioneering a cost-saving initiative to remove "ghost patients".

Angry health workers and students took to the streets of the City of London yesterday (Wednesday) in a protest against cuts and Tory threats to privatise the NHS.

Please join the protest outside the Zimbabwean embassy this Friday 11 March, 12 noon – 1.30pm, Zimbabwe Embassy, 429 Strand, London, WC2R 0JR.

It was shocking to read the response of liberal gay journalist Johann Hari to the recent appearance of "gay free zone" stickers carrying slogans from the Koran in Tower Hamlets, east London.