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Former US president Bill Clinton has praised the environmental credentials of the Elephant & Castle regeneration in a speech at the Old Vic Tunnels in Waterloo.
Anyone who has passed the Elephant & Castle roundabout at night in recent weeks will have noticed a colourful glow coming from Michael Faraday Memorial at the centre of the roundabout.
The final designs for the redevelopment of the Elephant & Castle Leisure Centre have gone on display with just two weeks until the existing building is closed for demolition.
Work starts this week on a project to create a new public space in Gibbons Rents, an alleyway linking Magdalen Street and Holyrood Street near London Bridge.
The Anglo-Qatari consortium redeveloping the Shell Centre site at Waterloo has revealed plans for 650 new homes.
Trains now run all day, every day on the Thameslink rail route through Blackfriars with a full service restored after three and a half years of late-night and weekend engineering work.
Southwark's largest tenant management organisation, which looks after 1,500 homes in SE1, could soon keep control of the rents it collects on behalf of Southwark Council under proposals endorsed by the borough's cabinet this week.
The funeral of Eric James, a former precentor of Southwark Cathedral, was held in the cathedral on Friday afternoon.
HMS Belfast has reopened to the public after it was forced to close for nearly six months when the ship's gangway collapsed into the Thames.
1,000 balloons were released from a barge on the Thames near London Bridge during Friday morning's rush hour to promote the launch of a new firm offering speedboat excursions.
Southbank Centre and the National Theatre have joined forces to open a ticket office and information point on The Queen's Walk.
Users of Christ Church Garden in Blackfriars Road are celebrating the installation of new lighting on the path linking Colombo Street with Rennie Street.
Southwark Council has announced plans to build 1,000 new council homes by 2020 - starting with a development of 25 to 30 homes on the site of the former Borough & Bankside area housing office on Long Lane.
Lambeth Council has this week introduced a total ban on alcoholic drinks in both St John's Church Gardens and Ufford Street Recreation Ground in response to complaints about anti-social behaviour.
A planning inspector has overruled Southwark Council and granted permission for a temporary illuminated advertising banner 40 metres high on the northern side of Draper House at Elephant & Castle.
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