Here’s the London local news that you need to know:
- Hyde Park in London evacuated after WWII device was found an hour ago
Hyde Park in London has been evacuated this afternoon after an unexploded WW2 bomb was found https://t.co/t5CyD7yFHZ #HydePark #London pic.twitter.com/a7CYFS4RKK
— Daily Star (@dailystar) November 16, 2018
- Five new schemes for cutting toxic air and road deaths in London have been unveiled
Five new schemes for cutting toxic air and road deaths in London https://t.co/LKDYYJGv5R
— Evening Standard (@standardnews) November 16, 2018
- Commuters in London are tracked by phone in a research project conducted by Transport chiefs that aims to end the rush-hour crush
London commuters tracked by phone in project to end rush-hour crush https://t.co/dAv4qcB19Z pic.twitter.com/U8T5yHYbjM
— tweetonlondon (@tweetonlondon) November 16, 2018
- More than one million fly-tipping crimes were reported by councils across England in the past year, as an average of more than 2700 a day.
Almost 1m instances of fly-tipping were reported by councils across England during 2017-18, the first fall in the crime in five years @LGiU_Daily_News
— James Denselow (@James4Walsworth) November 16, 2018
- Junk food ads are set to be banned at tube stations, and bus stops to tackle the increasing rate of child obesity.
London: Junk food ads to be banned at Tube stations in war on child obesity. #NationalFastFoodDay https://t.co/k84gUgMI36
— Rachael Perrotta 🏴 (@plussone) November 16, 2018
- Third of London dog owners will put their pet before their child’s education.
Third of London dog owners put a pet-friendly home before their child’s school https://t.co/ABVabXzC7e pic.twitter.com/c4KedeLH2O
— Bowman's Premium (@BowmansPremium) November 14, 2018
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