Wandsworth school scoops prestigious Stirling Prize to complete RIBA hat-trick
A Wandsworth school has won the coveted RIBA Stirling Prize, the UK’s most prestigious architecture award. Burntwood School, a large
National manhunt launched after murder of ‘son any mother would wish for’ in Hillingdon bar
Detectives are warning the public not to approach Shane O’Brien, who is being hunted by police in relation to a
Waggy dog stories: More pets reunited with owners as numbers of Lambeth strays fall
Fewer stray dogs have had to be put to sleep as, after a record high number of abandoned pets in
SW Londoner’s top five epic sports gambles (that sometimes paid off)
We’ve all heard it before. ‘Gambling destroys the integrity of sports.’ ‘What kind of example does gambling set for our
Brixton protests TTIP negotiations that could lead to ‘privatised’ NHS
Protestors in Brixton are lobbying local government authorities to oppose The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP). This partnership is
From kitchen nightmares to macaroni master: SWL tries a pasta masterclass @ Mosiman’s Battersea cookery school
Do you think you know your ravioli from your riccioli, or does the thought of making a classic Italian pasta
New home for Dippy? Natural History Museum’s garden to get multi-million pound facelift
The Natural History Museum is to undergo a multi-million renovation to create a more memorable experience for the millions of
From bikes to building site: Brixton Cycles crowdfund for new home as shop makes way for luxury flats
A cooperative Brixton bicycle shop is launching a crowdfunding campaign to ensure its survival before its Stockwell Road premises is
Tooting MP Sadiq Khan slams ‘Cinderella’ services at balloon release to mark World Mental Health Day
Hundreds of balloons carrying inspirational messages of hope and recovery were released by Tooting MP Sadiq Khan today to mark
‘It’s a myth that we are full’: Carshalton MP calls for UK to take more refugees as Cameron pledges £100m in aid
Plans to spend an extra £100million on humanitarian aid have been welcomed by Tom Brake, Carshalton and Wallington MP, who
David Cameron’s ‘affordable’ housing plans slammed as ‘too little too late’ by Mitcham and Morden MP
David Cameron’s housing plans to build 200,000 ‘affordable homes’ have been attacked by Mitcham and Morden MP Siobhain McDonagh. Cameron