Bad news is brewing for beer lovers. Local pub Gambrinus is officially giving up its title as London’s premier craft beer repository and re-opening as a restaurant under new ownership….
In the wake of the Fleming Drive riot, London city council’s Public Safety Committee is planning a public meeting to discuss a nuisance bylaw intended to improve crowd control on…
Fleming Drive cemented its infamous reputation late Saturday night when alcohol-fuelled St. Patrick’s Day revelry in the area escalated into a full-scale riot. The notorious Fanshawe enclave, home to 82…
Red-light traffic cameras may soon get the green light for implementation at London intersections. The city is reviewing its road safety plans, which includes the installation of red-light traffic cameras….
The Middlesex-London Health Unit is fuming about outdoor smoking in London, and the Community Service Committee has just given them their support in a proposed ban. The recommendation suggests a…
London city council’s confidential vote on November 7 to evict Occupy London from Victoria Park is now receiving criticism at the provincial level. This comes after two citizen complaints to the…
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Bus Rapid Transit for London
Tired of slow-moving buses and long waits at stops? Well, that won’t change quickly, but the next generation of Western students might have something to look forward to. City…
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City aims to disperse methadone clinics
The battle over London methadone clinics rages on. A new proposed policy for future clinics was released on the City’s website late Tuesday. It recommended spreading small-scale clinics around the…
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Mo’ money, mo’ downtown parking
London drivers will soon have a few more places to park their cars downtown. On Monday, the City of London approved a plan for Tricar Group to bring 300 parking…
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Break-ins on the rise
Break-ins are on the rise in London. According to statistics released by the London Police Service, incidences of breaking and entering have increased by 21 per cent compared to this…
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More feet on the street
Walking through downtown London has always been a challenge for pedestrians. Cramped sidewalks, busy streets and excessive pollution provide many excuses to stay at home. However, this may all soon…
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