Stockwell skatepark ‘Brixton Beach’ to undergo £300,000 refurbishment
Stockwell’s ‘incredibly popular’ skatepark will benefit from a £300,000 refurbishment thanks to funding from various organisations. Lambeth Council has been
Richmond’s annual water ‘draw-off’ reveals remains of 500-year-old Tudor jetty
A 500-year-old Tudor jetty used by Elizabeth I will be visible at the Richmond foreshore for a short time only.
Sustainable streetfood pioneers StreetCube ask councils: find more room for us!
A Wandsworth sustainable street food kitchen is sourcing food using the 100 mile effect and calling on councils to provide
We visit one place Boris Johnson doesn’t want to leave – East Sheen’s Mamma Mia restaurant
One East Sheen restauranteur knows a thing or two about staying power – something his most famous customer Boris Johnson
Priority event booking, free parking permits and good for business – Twickenham residents on the rugby
Spirits remain high among Twickenham’s residents, business owners and visitors despite England’s disappointing defeat in the Rugby World Cup final
All smiles for South Africa fans at Twickenham Stadium as England lose out on World Cup
“What do you call an England player holding a champagne bottle at the end of the Rugby World Cup?” asked
Teenage community activist launches campaign to unseat Ed Davey in Kingston and Surbiton
A teenage community activist launched a campaign this week to unseat Ed Davey from Kingston and Surbiton in December’s election.
‘The government is not doing enough’ – Zac Goldsmith is sympathetic to XR’s cause, if not tactics
Richmond MP Zac Goldsmith feared Extinction Rebellion’s tactics could ‘alienate people’ despite having ‘sympathy for the protestors’ cause’ following last
‘You feel like you belong’ – fundraising underway to give unforgettable Christmas to young care leavers
The award-winning Richmond Christmas Day Dinner is fundraising to create an unforgettable festive experience for young care leavers. The volunteer-run
Inside Diwali: Brentford Hindu Temple welcomes all
As the five-day Hindu Festival of Lights, Diwali, is celebrated this week, Brentford’s Hanuman Hindu Temple priest shares the importance
People are left ‘between a rock and a hard place’ – child poverty figures rising in Wandsworth
Child poverty in Battersea is increasing at one of the fastest rates in the country, according to recent figures from