Oh happy day! Londoners encouraged to shrug off cares and pursue pleasure on International Day of Happiness
Londoners feeling downcast at failing to witness today’s solar eclipse are being encouraged to turn their frowns upside down and
Rampant rabbit runners donning fluffy tails and bunny masks to raise charity cash during Clapham fun run
A national disability charity is inviting runners to put their best paw forward and sign up for a Clapham fun
Litterbugs beware! Wimbledon residents embrace wombling ways during spring clean campaign
Litter-strewn Merton streets will be cleaned up tomorrow by volunteers taking part in a national spring clean. Community Clear Up
Solar eclipse 2015: Fifty Shades of Grey (cloud) effect rumbles on as Londoners’ view obscured
Would-be London astronomers are ‘gutted’ by thick cloud cover which is blocking the solar eclipse. As people across the world
Streatham MP Chuka Umunna slams George Osborne’s Budget claims that people are ‘£900 richer than in 2010’
Labour’s Chuka Umunna blasted George Osborne’s budget claims branding his economic legacy as one where ‘people don’t feel better off’. The
‘Step in the right direction’: Twickenham MP Vince Cable backs increase in national minimum wage
Twickenham MP Vince Cable has welcomed news that the national minimum wage is set to rise by 3% to £6.70
CCTV appeal to find ‘knife-wielding’ man who forced teen boys off Brixton bus to fight, steal and perform sex act
A man who forced two teenage boys off a Brixton bus to fight each other, steal from a nearby shop
Vivienne Westwood axed as Kingston Young Greens guest speaker due to tax avoidance allegations
Veteran fashion designer Vivienne Westwood has been dumped as guest speaker at tonight’s Kingston Young Green’s event after tax avoidance
Every ‘tog has his day! Chiswick dog lover scoops top photography prize at Crufts
A Chiswick dog lover enjoyed a picture perfect day at Crufts after scooping a top photography prize. Art Burasz won
Appeal to trace owner of American classic car dumped in Sutton and stop it being ‘turned into soup cans’
A rare American classic car abandoned in Sutton rush-hour traffic back in February faces being scrapped unless its owner comes
Can these tots Handel Bach? Toddlers introduced to Brahms and Mozart during Wimbledon classical concert
Tiny tots are being given the opportunity to experience Proms-worthy concerts in child-friendly settings across south west London thanks to a