While all eyes will be on Sir Andy Murray to see whether he can successfully defend his Wimbledon crown, a

A witness to the Harrods Bombing of 1983, national security has always been at the forefront of Louise Rowntree’s politics.

In a statement to the House of Commons on Wednesday Theresa May apologized for the government’s immediate response to the

Kensington and Chelsea, Hammersmith and Fulham and Westminster have among the lowest first preference rates for applications to primary and

A Wimbledon cafe is hoping its offering of healthy food will prove popular with late night revellers at this year’s

The Royal Trinity Hospice, England’s oldest, marked the end of its 125th anniversary year with a service of thanksgiving at

The Met announced plans to increase the number of police officers with Tasers last week following an increase in violent

Pop Brixton, a community-focused independent business space, launched its Christmas market on November 26. This is the second such market

A prestige pet shop in Chelsea has officially opened up it’s very own doggy bar today. The Pet Pavillion, which

A £2,000 reward is being offered for information about a cyclist who jumped the barriers at a Richmond level crossing

A Merton school has been rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted, making it one of the top performing schools in the borough. Inspectors