Today’s London news round-up:

Today’s London news round-up:

Anger among Underhill residents over Barnet Council’s imposition of parking charges outside a parade of shops in Mays Lane is said to be a likely reason why parking signs have been obliterated with black paint. Barnet Society

The leader of Enfield Council has decided to withdraw the civic centre’s legal defence against a judicial review case brought by campaigners wanting to stop Tottenham Hotspur building on Whitewebbs Park. Enfield Dispatch

University College London (UCL) has discontinued a role focused on providing antisemitism training and support across the institution. The Tab

The Labour leader of Ealing Council, Councillor Peter Mason, is facing questions over a series of historic social media posts including one where he complains about Southall residents speaking Punjabi. Ealing News

Thou shall not tag the church! Walls spray-painted in broad daylight Camden New Journal

Two fly-tippers were made to clear their mess by police after being caught within minutes following a call from a member of the public.  Watford Observer

The UK’s network of shared banking hubs is marking its fifth anniversary — and new figures show that Acton has become the busiest hub in the country Acton W3

The Mayor of London has been accused of unleashing a “dark blizzard of disinformation” regarding fare evasion on the capital’s transport network. Standard

London drivers could see more local schemes aimed at cutting vehicle emissions after Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan announced an extra £6million to tackle air pollution across the capital. GB News

And from ianVisits:

Jewish Museum London awarded £1 million grant while it looks for a new home

Pontoon Dock DLR upgrade delayed by a few months

Stranger Things meets South Bank in Anish Kapoor’s new exhibition

London Museum confirms November opening date for its new Smithfield home

London Underground roundel unveiled on Japan’s Tokyo Metro

Winning design chosen for Clapham railway bridge makeover

London’s Pocket Parks: Sam Philp Recreation Ground, Hayes, UB3

Things to do in London tomorrow

Marks of deception: tackling fakes & forgeries in antique British silver
City of London
A half-day seminar on how the London Assay Office verifies gold and silver and tracks fakes.

Monthly release of tickets to visit The Cosmic House
Notting Hill
A slightly unassuming house in Holland Park conceals a remarkable interior — a house packed full of early Post-Modernist designs — and tickets to visit next month released today.

What Courage Costs: A Refugee Week Conversation
Southwark
A Refugee Week conversation on the courage to accept help and the courage to keep showing up when hope is tested.

Museum Late: Pride, Protest, & Preserving Our History
Covent Garden
A late opening at the Bow Street Police museum to celebrate Pride Month and hear about the Echoes from the Dock project, and how you can get involved.

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