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Three SE1 councillors will join Southwark's ruling Lib Dem-Tory executive. Meanwhile the Lib Dems are courting controversy by nominating Denise Capstick - convicted last year of drink-driving - as the new Deputy Mayor.
Southbank Centre has received an extra £16.5 million of Lottery funding to cover the final costs of the refurbishment of the Royal Festival Hall.
The Dockhead Post Office is to close, Post Office bosses have confirmed. Southwark Council leader Nick Stanton has described the consultation as a "sham".
Anti-racism campaigners staged a rally outside City Hall on Tuesday in protest against the election of the British National Party's Richard Barnbrook to the London Assembly.
Communities secretary Hazel Blears has ordered a public inquiry into plans for two tall buildings near the junction of Blackfriars Road and Stamford Street.
The parents of a 15-year-old boy who died from stab wounds at Newall House on the Rockingham Estate this weekend have paid tribute to their son in a public statement.
The victim of the murder in Harper Road has been named as Lyle Tulloch. He was aged 15.
Police are appealing for witesses and information following a murder in Harper Road.
Labour's Val Shawcross has won a third term as Lambeth and Southwark's representative on the London Assembly with a hugely increased majority over the Liberal Democrats.
The London Aquarium at County Hall on the South Bank has been bought by Merlin Entertainments, owners of the London Eye and London Dungeon. It will become the flagship of Merlin's chain of Sea Life Centres.
A disaster movie that shows central London devastated by a tidal surge from the Thames receives its TV premiere over the bank holiday weekend.
Clowns from Zippos Circus staged a demonstration outside City Hall on Thursday to highlight their opposition to the Congestion Charge and Low Emission Zone.
Power supplies are gradually being restored to premises in the London Bridge area - including Guy's Hospital and Southwark Council's call centre - as the clean-up from Sunday's Tooley Street flood continues.
Three days after the burst water main that shut the More London estate, City Hall remains without electricity as other local businesses return to normal.
Operations at Guy's Hospital were cancelled and Southwark Council's call centre was relocated as part of the knock-on effect from Sunday's burst water main in Tooley Street.
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