Westminster councillors voted unanimously to approve the plans, despite objections from a local community group.

Councillors approve casino plans for London Trocadero

If buskers don't move away after a warning, they could have their equipment confiscated or potentially taken to court.

Buskers banned from tourist hotspot after judgement compared noise to 'torture'

Mr Khan announced the proposal to pedestrianise a 0.7-mile stretch of the popular shopping district in September.

Sadiq Khan launches public consultation on pedestrianisation of Oxford Street

Officers from Westminster City Council’s Trading Standards targeted nine shops in central London ahead of the release of the latest Paddington film.

Almost £10,000 worth of fake Paddington Bear goods seized in Oxford Street raids

Could noise complaints silence buskers in London's West End?

Restrictions could be enforced on the West End's street entertainers after more than 5,000 complaints in the last two years.

Branch in heart of London's West End will now be allowed to sell hot drinks and its signature sausage rolls and pasties after 11pm, Thursday to Saturday.

Greggs wins Leicester Square court battle to sell late-night sausage rolls

Met Police officers arrive for coronation day. PA

A council said it is “deeply concerned” by reports that volunteers who work on women’s safety were arrested in the early hours of coronation day.

Reports volunteers arrested 'over rape alarms' on coronation day spark concern

Greggs has launched an appeal to overturn a failed bit to sell food at its Leicester Square store all night.

Greggs rejects council crime fears as it fights for right to open all night 

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desperate search is under way to find mourners to attend the funeral of one of the Second World War’s last black “Pilots of the Caribbean”.

Retired flight sergeant Peter Brown died alone aged 96 in Maida Vale without any known family.

A touching appeal was undertaken to find the family and relatives of Second World War pilot Peter Brown after he died alone in his London flat.

Funeral of WW2 veteran moved after being 'inundated' with mourners

'Wading through streams of wee to get to my front door is not pleasant!' said one annoyed resident

'Pee paint' plastered on walls to stop people using streets as a toilet

Vote in our snap poll and let us know if you think Westminster Council is right to switch off a network of 75 CCTV cameras to save money.

Poll: Should Westminster Council switch off the cameras?

The Victorian wadding, made of a mix of thick hessian and plaster of paris had detoriated - but theatre now safe to open says council.

Theatre safe to open says council

Westminster Council is cracking down on the unlawful subletting of council houses.

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