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Transport for London could be on the verge of agreeing to make a substantial financial contribution to the rebuilding of Elephant & Castle Underground Station and the remodelling of the northern roundabout.
The Venerable Dr Michael Ipgrave, Archdeacon of Southwark and canon missioner of Southwark Cathedral, has been appointed as the next Bishop of Woolwich.
A Southwark Liberal Democrat councillor has called on the authority to consider building a new town hall at the Elephant & Castle as part of the area's regeneration.
The Mayor of London has announced that he will hold a public hearing on Tuesday 12 March to make a final decision on Oakmayne's planning application to build a 41-storey tower on the Eileen House site in Newington Causeway at Elephant & Castle.
The owners of King's Reach Tower on the South Bank have applied for permission to erect four 60-metre high PVC advertisements on the building to cash in on the the London 2012 Olympics.
Mayor of London Boris Johnson has claimed that he would like to prevent the demolition of the Victorian South Eastern Railway office building in Tooley Street but stopped short of committing himself to making a formal intervention.
Lambeth councillors have approved three planning applications which will clear the way for Sainsbury's Local to open in The Cut.
A Southwark-based social enterprise that employs people with mental health problems and trains them in design and print has been praised in a House of Lords debate.
The new owner of a former Southern Cross care home at Bricklayers Arms says it is "working very hard" to improve the quality of its service after the publication of a highly critical report by the Care Quality Commission.
The former owner and manager of the Jasmine Garden and Red Planet Pizza takeaway near Bricklayers Arms has pleaded guilty to a series of food safety offences after a cockroach was found in a Chinese meal ordered for a meeting of company directors.
The Mayor of Southwark hosted the borough's Holocaust Memorial Day commemorations at the Imperial War Museum and Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park on Friday.
Earlier this month the Mayor of Southwark visited Phoenix Primary School for the official opening of the renamed and rebuilt school.
Simon Hughes MP has accused Southwark's Labour administration of punishing parts of the borough which elected Liberal Democrat councillors with its plan to reduce the number of community councils and strip them of some of their powers.
Bermondsey councillor Mark Gettleson has called on Southwark Council to show "political bravery, responsibility and vision" to prevent more cyclists being killed in collisions on local roads.
Sixth-form students from the City of London Academy in Lynton Road took a deputation to Southwark's environment-themed Council Assembly meeting last week to ask the authority what it is doing to help schools in the borough become more energy efficient.
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