Report on Grenfell
Grenfell families express frustration in new charity report
Lesbian Visibility Day
A panel discussion has been taking place in Old Street involving experts and activists to debate a range of issues
Nazanin used as leverage
Could Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe be released as part of a prisoner swap
This week's Local Papers
Matt Withers from Archant Media
Greenwich Council declares a climate emergency
The pledge to cut carbon emissions comes as extinction rebellion carried out their 10th day of protest in central London, urging the government to take action
TfL boss gives answers on Garden Bridge
The failed project is being reviewed by London Assembly's Garden Bridge Working Group
11 boroughs awarded £50m in funding for safer roads
The City Hall and TfL initiative aims to put a focus on creating new spaces for walking and cycling, with Bromley among the areas set to benefit.
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New one woman show about a historic music hall feud
Charlotte Walker takes on Nelly Power
30 hour Danceathon for charity
Singer Una Healy and Olympian Samantha Quek joined in
Denis Coleman on performing in London
His latest single is called 'Imperfect'
Eleanor Worthington Cox on her role in 'Gwen'
The film follows a young girl desperately trying to hold her home together and deal with her mother's mysterious illness.
New play looks at why many cases of male sexual assault go unreported
It follows the character, Jack, whose trauma acts as a catalyst for him to question his own masculinity.
Famous musicians donate their instruments
The Vamps' lead guitarist, James McVey has lead a host of celebrities in donating his instrument to Ronnie Scott's Charitable Foundation as part of a scheme to support young people getting in to music.
This week's theatre review
Stu Black spoke to Alicia Edwards
Brave New Visions exhibition
On at Sothebys in Mayfair until the 9th August
Launch of the Notting Hill Carnival 2019
Event organiser Matthew Phillip spoke with James
London teenager launches a new campaign to help tackle knife crime
It comes as a record high on knife crime is reported.
Matt Winning: Edinburgh Fringe previews
'It's The End Of The World As We Know It' hopes create laughter and change minds
Love Not Landfill
A new pop-up shop in Soho is opening their doors promoting sustainable style
Art in Exile at the Imperial War Museum
The Art in Exile exhibition details the tough decisions made over which works they should save in the event of the allies losing the war
Drivers of Change
New forms of practice from The Bartlett School of Architecture
E H Shepard's lesser known works
Works by the illustrator of the iconic children's books Winnie the Pooh
Sexual abuse victim Ione Wells on how she found hope again
While her own attacker reflects on his actions – Ms Wells hosts workshops in schools and colleges to talk to young people about consent
Lord Leach: Only 'big picture' reform will keep Britain in the EU
Through his think-tank Open Europe, Lord Leach is at the heart of the referendum debate, consulted by both camps. He explains to Margareta Pagano...
Ex-Autonomy chiefs say HP was warned over revenue growth
A due diligence report for HP mentioned accounting differences