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A coalition of campaign groups staged a demonstration outside St Thomas' Hospital on Friday evening in solidarity with workers arrested last month for identity offences.
Southwark Council's cabinet has partially backtracked on proposals to cut funding for environmental projects in the borough - such as Bankside Open Spaces Trust - by 78 per cent.
Simon Hughes visited Buckingham Palace last week to make his affirmation as a member of the Privy Council.
NHS bosses have confirmed that they are working on plans for a new GP-led centre at Guy's Hospital to replace the existing minor injuries unit.
Starbucks has been refused listed building consent for its new flagship "walk-through" coffee shop in Borough High Street.
Planning permission has been won by Chaze restaurant in Borough High Street after a four month deferral despite concerns about its operation.
A woman who let her two dogs become so hungry that they ate their dead kennel mate has been sentenced to a suspended jail term and electronically tagged.
The Coin Street Family & Children's Centre has been described as "outstanding" by Ofsted inspectors who visited the Stamford Street nursery last month.
61-year-old Jean Francis Say was on Monday charged with two counts of murder at Empire Square.
Julie Corbett-Bird and Jenny Hinds of Blackfriars Settlement told Southwark's cabinet on Tuesday night that the planned cuts to community services are more severe and more wide-ranging than feared.
Helen Firminger, director of Bankside Open Spaces Trust, this week addressed Southwark's cabinet on behalf of groups whose work is likely to be hit by swinging cuts to the borough's environment and ecology programme.
A man, believed to be in his 60s, is in a stable condition in an east London hospital after he was injured in a collision with a double-decker bus outside Lambeth North Underground Station.
Transport for London has launched a public consultation on its proposal for the removal of a pedestrian crossing on Blackfriars Road.
Developer CLS Holdings has held a public exhibition of initial concepts for an elevated 'Linear Walk' for pedestrians and cyclists above the Vauxhall Cross interchange, providing a new link from Nine Elms to the southern end of Albert Embankment.
Developers Native Land have revealed their revised proposals for the redevelopment of the former London Fire Brigade headquarters on Albert Embankment.
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