RHS Chelsea Flower Show: RAF Charity to showcase new garden and sculpture this May
The Royal Air Force Benevolent fund is set to unveil a brand new garden and sculpture in the upcoming RHS Chelsea Flower Show in May this year.
Hammersmith and Fulham based charity wins prize worth £1,000 to revamp studios
A West London dance charity based in Hammersmith and Fulham has won £1,000 worth of DIY and decorating materials to
Twickenham’s ‘Boy on the Balcony’ raises over £3,000 for charity
An 8-year-old boy from Twickenham has been raising money for Barnado’s children charity by playing the trumpet on his balcony and at hospitals across London.
South west London MPs react to Boris Johnson’s ‘shambolic’ No10 party confession
Politicians across south west London are calling for PM Boris Johnson to resign after he admitted attending a ‘bring your own booze’ party during lockdown.
London Scottish to face fierce rivals Richmond in grudge derby match
London Scottish play host to fierce rivals Richmond FC at the RAG this Saturday in the RFU Championship. Scottish have
Richmond initiative connects people to nature through conservation work
A Richmond initiative is connecting people to nature through conservation work. Grow Wild in Richmond Park hosts weekly conservation work
Thames Water announces ambitious plans to increase use of smart meters
A quarter of households in Hammersmith and Fulham will be fitted with smart water meters over the next three years.
SWR retains class 707s easing fears of train shortage
South Western Railway (SWR) has retained the services of 12 class 707 trains, alleviating fears that trainlines will not be able to meet capacity.
Wandsworth community responds to Council’s plan to tackle low air quality
In response to toxic levels of air pollution in Wandsworth the council published an Air Quality Action Plan in October
Top 5 biggest football stadiums in England
Many football fans consider England to be the home of football since that’s where the game started in 1863. The Premier League
Anti-violence youth charities say there’s ‘still a long way to go’ despite promising statistics
Recent figures show the number of knife crime victims under 25 in London is down, but charities say youth violence is still a huge issue.