And so it begins…. General Election 2015 campaign officially launches in south west London
David Cameron will today be granted one final audience with the Queen ahead of the official launch of the General
Croydon North candidates apathetic at ‘lame duck leader’ Cameron’s decision not to serve third term
David Cameron announced at the official launch of the election today that voters had a ‘stark choice’ between Conservatives and Labour. This
Are you getting enough? (Sleep that is!) Too much shut-eye could do Londoners more harm than good
An hour before midnight is worth two after. Or so the old wives’ tale goes. But what exactly is the
Olympic GB medallist Leon Taylor discusses Tom Daley’s ‘twister’ dive and progress on road to Rio 2016
Tom Daley is back diving in his comfort zone and charting exactly the right progress towards Rio next summer, according
Chefs set to cook up a storm and showcase global delicacies during Collier’s Wood food festival
Eclectic eateries from across south west London will descend on Merton Abbey Mills to showcase a mouth-watering array of global
Labour leader Ed Miliband dismisses claims Tooting MP Sadiq Khan will replace One Direction’s Zayn Malik
One Direction heartthrob Zayn Malik won’t be replaced by Tooting MP Sadiq Khan, Ed Miliband has revealed. Speaking at the
‘Ludicrous’ tax-funded £25,000 prize tempting Londoners to pay council tax by direct debit blasted by campaigners
A tax-funded prize pot of £25,000 to entice Londoners to pay their council tax by direct debit has been slammed
Think before you light up! Pet owners warned of passive smoking dangers by Battersea Dogs & Cats Home
Animal lovers are being urged to think about their pets before lighting up around them, following reports of the death of
Cross-party group blasts Merton’s ‘poor service’ after Sunday street cleaning cutbacks
Scrapping Merton’s Sunday street cleaning in a bid to save council cash while forking out almost £130,0000 on environment enforcement
Priest jailed for three years for historic sex offences at Richmond council-run children’s home
A Catholic priest found guilty of child sex offences at a Richmond children’s home was today sentenced to three years
Cold call crackdown: UK companies that harass customers could face fines of up to £500,000 due to law change
Companies behind cold calling and nuisance text messages can fines of up to £500,000 imposed more easily due to a