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News London has published 7 stories involving West Ham United, from August 2026 to September 2026. Each one is scored for how well the original reporting stood up, and lists the reports it was written from.
Millwall will meet West Ham at The Den in a Championship game this weekend. Former hooligan Cass Pennant, in his new book, argues that away fans should be barred after a history of violence that includes a 2009 stabbing and a 1976 fatality.
For the Millwall vs West Ham Championship match at The Den on 19 September, the Metropolitan Police will have 400 officers on the ground, grant stop‑search powers without reasonable suspicion until 8 pm, and enforce a Section 35 dispersal order to curb disorder.
Stratford's King Edward VII pub, also known as The King Eddie, reopens on Saturday, 5 September 2026, after an eight-month closure and a significant refurbishment. The investment, funded by Stonegate Pub Partners and publican William Farrell, aims to restore the historic venue while offering modern amenities and community events.
West Ham United have signed Arne Engels from Celtic for £22 million, setting a new EFL Championship transfer record. The club confirmed the fee exceeds the previous £17.5 million paid by Ipswich Town last year. Engels will debut in the home derby on 22 August as West Ham aim for an immediate Premier League return.
West Ham co-owner David Sullivan attended the club’s Carabao Cup match against Portsmouth on 27 August, ignoring advice from London Stadium to stay away. The stadium cited safeguarding concerns and the risk of fan demonstrations after allegations of sexual misconduct by seven women were published in June.
West Ham United have reached an agreement to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships at London Stadium, securing London’s bid backed by the UK government and Mayor Sadiq Khan. The club says the deal protects its supporters, with any fixture changes confirmed only after its 2029-30 competition status is known.
London Stadium has submitted plans to Newham Council to reduce sports events from 87 to 70 per year and increase concert days from 10 to 24. The move aims to address a £19 million annual operating loss, exacerbated by West Ham United’s reduced rent following relegation.
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