Epping Forest campsites and measles raves: Inside London's home schooling boom
Across the capital, more and more parents are choosing to remove their kids from mainstream education. Why?
Peter Carlyon
They came, they saw, they conkered
How the Peckham Conker Championships became the capital's dirtiest fight
‘He's like the Batman of pigeons’: On the road with London's bird rescuers
Rats with wings? Or long-misunderstood feathered friends? Meet the group who spend their days protecting the capital's Columbidae
London’s Brazilian Blood Couriers
'If you’re delivering food, nobody gives a fuck about you. With blood it’s more respect.'
A rotten business: Inside London's spoilt meat dealing ring
How a visit to a Walworth cutting shop blew open a nationwide scheme to sell pet-food grade meat to unsuspecting customers
Haggerston Baths is sinking into ruin — and locals fear it won't be saved
The Grade-II listed pool has been shuttered for 25 years. But with a private-equity-funded redevelopment falling through and a cash-strapped council, will it ever reopen, wonders Peter Carlyon.
London’s lonely young men are lining up to join the Freemasons
'I think maybe the younger generation is moving towards Freemasonry because it’s got something that’s pure.'