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Two warehouse buildings at the junction of Lancaster Street and Library Street - formerly occupied by the Colorama photographic firm - could be demolished if plans for a new development of 39 homes are approved by Southwark Council.
Commuters arriving at Blackfriars Station on Thursday morning were treated to live theatre and comedy performances to highlight the station's new connection to the cultural centres of the South Bank and Bankside.
New riverside public toilets will open at Jubilee Gardens next month, it was announced at this week's South Bank Forum meeting.
Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams boarded a Thames Clippers boat at London Bridge City Pier on Thursday afternoon to join pilgrims bound for Greenwich.
Paralympic athlete Lucy Shuker cut the ribbon at Wednesday's official opening of The Bridge, a new fitness and wellbeing centre centre for women in Southwark Bridge Road.
The funeral of Tom Carroll took place at St George's Cathedral on Tuesday morning.
A building company has been fined £20,000 for a breach of the Health and Safety at Work Act after a woman was injured while she waited at a bus stop in York Road near Waterloo Station.
A 'cycle hub' offering secure parking along with bicycle sales, hire and repair will open at Waterloo Station before the start of the Olympic Games at the end of July, transport minister Norman Baker confirmed this week.
Southwark Council has apologised to residents of Tooley Street after their sleep was disturbed by window cleaning at the authority's headquarters in the early hours of the morning.
A bid to open a controversial payday loan shop in Tower Bridge Road has been halted by Bermondsey Community Council.
The Mayor of London has launched a search for artists, companies and community groups to perform at 'PICTURE: Potters Fields', the free festival to be held in the park next to Tower Bridge during the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The Elephant & Castle Leisure Centre will close in June in preparation for the demolition of the building and redevelopment of the site, a senior Southwark Council officer has said.
Three and a half months after a man was violently assaulted in Roupell Street in the early hours of New Year's Day, police have appealed for witnesses to come forward.
With just over a week to go until the London Marathon, Southwark Council's leader Peter John has been busy putting in some final practice ahead of the gruelling 26.2 mile run.
The London Dungeon could leave its home of more than 35 years at London Bridge for a new base at County Hall on the South Bank if a planning application is approved by Lambeth Council next week.
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