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The wraps have come off four new hotels in the Blackfriars Road and Bankside areas as contractors hurry to complete building work in advance of the Olympic Games.
A giant image of the Royal Family on the Buckingham Palace balcony could be displayed on the front of Sea Containers House this summer if Southwark planners give the go-ahead.
The candidates for Mayor of London brought their campaigns to SE1 on Saturday with hustings organised by Stonewall at BFI Southbank and a youth event at the Ministry of Sound.
St Mary Magdalen Churchyard was officially reopened on Saturday after a six-month closure for the first phase of restoration and improvement works.
A Southwark councillor has suggested that the borough should consider developing a low-cost lightweight tram route based on a system in Portland, Oregon.
Clients from St Mungo's painting and decorating social enterprise ReVive are half way through the project's biggest contract to date - redecorating the charity's offices in Rushworth Street.
Southwark Council is asking local residents for their views on plans for a new statue of Bermondsey MP and social reformer Dr Alfred Salter to replace the bronze figure stolen from the SE16 riverside last November.
The gangway leading to HMS Belfast collapsed last November because a subcontractor "cut through the structure of the gangway without sufficient support", according to a statement issued by Imperial War Museums (IWM).
The Mayor of London has approved the release of extra funding to the organisers of the Thames Festival to enable them to stage a "significantly more spectacular" fireworks display at the end of the Paralympic Games.
Free wireless internet access will be available at London Bridge Station later this month under a new deal between Network Rail and The Cloud.
Lambeth's planning applications committee last month turned down a proposal for a new seven-storey office building at the corner of Waterloo Road and Baylis Road.
Plans to transform the derelict Empire Warehouse in Bear Gardens, Bankside, into an 8-storey 60-room apart-hotel have been approved by councillors despite vociferous objections from neighbours.
Plans by United St Saviour's Charity to extend the mansard roof of a Georgian terrace in Park Street to create five extra homes have been vetoed by Borough & Bankside Community Council.
Relatives of a Lancashire man who was fatally wounded at the Pulse nightclub near Blackfriars Bridge have spoken of him as "a perfect husband, son and father".
Detectives have launched a murder investigation after the man who was assaulted at the Pulse nightclub near Blackfriars Bridge in the early hours of Wednesday morning died in hospital.
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