Gal-dem deputy editor setting sights high after national recognition
As the 24-year-old deputy editor of gal-dem, Charlie Brinkhurst Cuff is making her mark, to say the least. This week
Wandsworth youth group aiming to turn the tide on knife crime
Tuesday, February 20 2018 was a dark day for London. The deaths of Abdikarim Hassan, 17, and Sadiq Adan Mohamed,
‘Pizza with a personal touch’ at Pi Pizzeria, Battersea Rise
Pi Pizza founder Rosie Whaley has brought her refreshing take on the well-worn pizzeria genre to Clapham. Founded in Winchester,
Initiative proving a success in helping more girls to take up sport
England Hockey are encouraging more girls to take up sport through Team Up initiative. Alexandra Smart, coach at Hampstead and
Makeup guru lands a date with the stars at A-list Oscars party
A Wimbledon ‘gran-trepreneur’s’ business success took her to the stars last week after her beauty products made their way into
“Hopefully we’re proof that if you have good tunes and work hard, you can have a career” — Feeder frontman Grant Nicholas on their new tour, raising a family and giving new bands a chance
Snow has been a prominent theme over the last two weeks for Feeder as they prepare for their UK tour,
Wooden aiming to inspire the next generation as Quins smash attendance record ahead of London derby
Harlequins Ladies’ clash with Richmond at The Stoop on Saturday will be watched by a world-record crowd for a women’s
Kapo keen to press for further progress in women’s sport
Richmond Rugby chair Laura Kapo hailed the progress of women’s sport, but believes there is still a long way to
Review: Crazy For You at New Wimbledon Theatre
Currently on show at New Wimbledon Theatre between 6-10 March, highly-acclaimed musical Crazy For You has been winning rave reviews for its
HeForShe campaign takes centre stage at Vault Festival
Gender equality is on the agenda as Waterloo’s Vault Festival kicks off a week in aid of the UN’s HeForShe
Government criticised for response to child poverty debate
South west London MPs expressed disappointment at a government minister’s ‘complacent’ speech during a parliamentary debate on child poverty last week.