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Developers Native Land and architects Lifschutz Davidson Sandilands have held a preliminary public exhibition on the redevelopment of the former London Fire Brigade headquarters on Albert Embankment.
Waterloo Conservation Area is 'at risk' from inappropriate development, warns English Heritage in this year's Heritage at Risk register published last week. Three previously 'at risk' SE1 buildings have been removed from this year's register.
Southwark Council has failed to strike a deal with Lend Lease for the regeneration of Elephant & Castle despite two years of exclusive negotiations.
Wine expert Oz Clarke and the Mayor of Southwark Cllr Jeff Hook cut a ribbon on Tuesday to mark the release of 1000 balloons from Bank End to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the opening of Vinopolis.
Dockhead and Old Kent Road fire stations are to be rebuilt as part of a £57.4 million private finance initiative (PFI) project.
Shakespeare's Globe is embarking on a £6 million capital project to develop a Globe Education and Rehearsal Centre in a Victorian building close to the Bankside replica playhouse.
NHS bosses are planning to relocate the Lydia sexual health clinic from St Thomas' Hospital and are inviting members of the public to give their views.
The prime minister visited Coin Street Neighbourhood Centre on Monday afternoon to launch the Government's new Building Britain's Future document.
Blackfriars Advice Centre has officially opened its new shopfront in the Elephant & Castle Shopping Centre.
One of the London Eye's 32 capsules was towed down the river on a barge on Friday afternoon after an overnight operation to remove it from the South Bank observation wheel.
Veterans paraded across Tower Bridge on Friday to mark the first Armed Forces Day with a ceremonial gun salute and a flypast by two RAF Puma helicopters.
Carly Moran of St Saviour's and St Olave's School and Victoria Panayi of Notre Dame Girls' School have both received honours at the London region Teaching Awards.
A rare photograph and signature of Jamaican-born Crimean war nursing heroine Mary Seacole have gone on show at the Florence Nightingale Museum as plans for a permanent Seacole memorial at St Thomas' Hospital take a step forward.
Management of Lower Marsh market in Waterloo is to be transferred from Lambeth Council to a professional market operator, it was announced last week.
An attempt to increase the number of big-payout gambling machines in a new adult gaming centre has been criticised by a councillor who has warned that the centre could exploit vulnerable people.
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