After the flood - artists at Creekside, Deptford mop up
Artists' studios have been flooded, yet again. The water level of the creek is rising. People who live and work near the water see the fingerprints of climate change.
Dorothy Stein
Tfl raise fares by 4.6% - but Fare Free London want them brought down to zero
"Tfl fares hike will hit low-income households hardest," says Pearl Ahrens of Fare Free London. The campaigning group is calling for free public transport for all Londoners.
Silvertown tunnel to open 7th April - locals brace for "HGVs ploughing through our roads"
The twin-bore tunnel runs under the Thames between north Greenwich and Newham, and will bring up to 30,000 additional vehicles a day to the area. It offers a new route for HGVs to cross southeast and east London.
Why is the UK's 8th largest incinerator sited in the heart of Deptford?
The SELCHP plant is located in a densely populated and deprived area. It burns 360,000 tonnes of household waste per year. The plant was commissioned in 1987, while campaigners fought against the rise in rubbish dumps and scrap metal yards across Deptford.
Wild green space in Brockley saved from development
Campaigner hopes the tree-filled plot can be opened to the public, as a pocket park, small nature reserve or even a forest school.
South London parents crunch the data to “solve the school run”
Use the dashboard to find out what's going on in your area.
Five favourite foods threatened by climate change
Coffee, chocolate, bananas, rice, fries .... will they become luxury items? Could they even become extinct?