Jim Waterson is the Editor at London_centric, a modern news outlet for London. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, government and politics, as well as construction and real estate. Jim's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Guardian, AOL UK, Yahoo News UK, and The Irish Times.
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Plus: Boris Johnson's mystery plan for a second cable car • TfL hackers plead guilty • Brixton Market community bid submitted • It's really, really hot
The politicisation of air con • Frozen treats for animals • Deliveroo pays heat bonuses • Exclusive photo essay • Flash flood sewage spills • Refuse collectors talk maggots • When will it end?
Now the heatwave's over (at least for another week or so) we can return to normal service.
By: Cormac Kehoe, Jim Waterson, Polly Smythe
Traced through his takeaway order • Began playing Roblox • Allegedly handled £200m in Crypto • Based in his family flat near Bow Road station • One of the county's leading hackers
Plus: Berlin Wall latest • More on the TfL hacker's motive • Picturehouse Central fully reopens after bizarre dispute • London's Norwegian connections
Plus: Andy Burnham's copy-and-paste pledge to the capital • Dawn Butler's mayoral fundraiser • The ongoing hunt for a luxury children's meal.
What's up with the mayor's peerage? • The Soho House founder and the women-only sculpture gallery facing eviction • In court for the sentencing of the TfL hackers
On paper, Michael was housed. He had been housed by the local council for 18 years. His tenancy agreement said so, so did his housing officer and so did the forms we filled out every time we met him.
By: Polly Smythe, Sophie Wilkinson, Jim Waterson
Plus: The Oxford Street cable car that never was • Khan and the Met go to war over Palantir • The London council closing its children's water play areas in a heatwave
Plus: There's nowhere to bury the dead • London wants to keep its money • When will it stop being so damn hot • Who is to blame for turning off the air conditioning in the tower block?
