Carshalton and Wallington MP appointed as Brexit spokesperson
Liberal Democrat MP Tom Brake has been named as his party’s spokesperson for Exiting the European Union and International Trade. Mr
Breast cancer patient speaks out in support of charity day
A Croydon woman living with terminal cancer has urged the public to support Secondary Breast Cancer Awareness Day. Bonnie Fox,
Memorials to be built in honour of Croydon tram crash victims
Two permanent memorials will be unveiled on the first anniversary of the Croydon tram derailment. The memorials will be placed
Battersea MP appointed to the Shadow Cabinet
South west London MP Marsha De Cordova has been appointed shadow minister for disabilities by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn. Ms
Deliveroo boss joins board of Clapham doctor-on-demand startup
Deliveroo’s UK managing director has expressed his excitement after joining the board of a Clapham doctor-on-demand startup. Dan Warne, who
Wimbledon College of Arts graduates praised after Turner Prize nominations
Wimbledon College of Arts fine arts programme director Dr Lois Rowe has commended two former students for pushing the boundaries
Knight confident of reclaiming Ashes in Australia
England women’s cricket captain Heather Knight believes her squad’s number one status in the ICC women’s world rankings ‘adds extra
Warhol Croydon Month: How free public art is bringing Croydon back to life
Warhol Croydon Month brought together a landmark collection of free exhibitions, installations, lectures and workshops across Croydon in homage to
Campaigners battle to save Kensington & Chelsea college campus
Residents have continued their fight to save Kensington and Chelsea College’s Wornington Road site from redevelopment. Campaigners, including the Grenfell
Car mounts pavement outside Natural History Museum in Kensington – 11 injured, one man detained
A car mounted a pavement and struck pedestrians outside London’s Natural History Museum, injuring 11 people – but the police
Six ways to be treated, not tricked, in London this Halloween
It’s after September 22nd, which means that summer is officially over and the cold days and dark nights are drawing