London Centric

Many more stories are on the way, all funded by readers willing to pay for a new approach to journalism in London. We don't have a PR budget and rely on word-of-mouth. Please consider becoming a paying subscriber, it makes such a difference at this stage: londoncentric.media/subscrib…

But by far the best bit has been the incredible response from the thousands of people who have already signed up as readers.

On Sunday we published an investigation into the Transport for London cyberattack, based on leaks from within the organisation, revealing the chaos behind the scenes and the impact on Londoners. When others get bored with a story, we'll stick at it. londoncentric.media/p/an-utt…

Our story explaining what's up with the poor phone signal in London went viral and sparked a dozen rip-off stories on other sites, as well as a national debate on Radio 2. londoncentric.media/p/why-ex…

We revealed what happened to a long-lost Banksy artwork — and finally tracked down the Dubai royals who own an abandoned mansion on the banks of the Thames. londoncentric.media/p/just-n…

We set local WhatsApp groups buzzing after looking at the free gig tickets given to local politicians to attend private festivals in public parks. londoncentric.media/p/is-thi…

We were threatened with legal action after investigating the sale of one of London's best-known queer venues, revealing serious allegations about Bethnal Green Working Men's Club. londoncentric.media/p/drag-q…

We revealed that some London hospitals are charging patients £2/hour to use wheelchairs, a story that attracted millions of views, was picked up across the national media, and raised in the House of Lords. londoncentric.media/p/are-lo…

We broke the omertà around whether Sadiq Khan will run again as mayor (almost no one in London Labour things he will — but no one wants to say it) and named some of the potential candidates to succeed him. londoncentric.media/p/the-ba…

London Centric launched three weeks ago. Since then we've attracted thousands of subscribers who believe in the idea of in-depth journalism about the capital. If you're interested and want to sign-up, click here: londoncentric.media Or scroll👇 for some highlights so far.

Tube strikes have been called by ASLEF on Thursday 7 November and Tuesday 12 November, after the union rejected a pay offer that TfL says is equivalent to a 4.5% pay increase for drivers.