Is BoJo threatening the safety of London’s walkers?
Summary: Londoners’ lives could be at risk if Boris Johnson’s new congestion-busting traffic proposals are introduced in busy pedestrian zones.
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Tennis, strawberries and now poetry – that’s Wimbledon
Summary: Edd Gent and Hunter Ruthven discover Wimbledon is not just about tennis Image: By Hunter Ruthven and Edd Gent
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Should the pill be more readily available?
Summary: Heather McKay investigates some issues regarding the morning after pill Image: By Heather McKay That last tequila slammer was
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Has BoJo made London a city for cyclists?
Summary: Jason Thomson investigates the Mayor’s cycling master plan. Image: By Jason Thomson Cars scream past. Taxis and buses bully
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Mr and Miss Wimbledon contest courts controversy
Summary: MissThe talent contest Mr and Miss Wimbledon crowned its new winners in an action-packed night on Tuesday. Image: By
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Is there anything to Object to with Mr and Miss Wimbledon?
Summary: Josh Richards and Sam Smith investigate a compelling competition Image: By Josh Richards and Sam Smith The bank-holiday weekend
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The Garden of Wimbledon
Summary: International garden designers are taking over the Wimbledon town piazza this weekend for a unique exhibition aimed at green
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Merton children to demonstrate their skills at Wimbledon
Summary: Tennis playing children from Merton will grace the courts at the Wimbledon Championships again this summer. Image: By Chris
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Merton Abbey Mills wheel to spin again
Summary: The wheel at Merton Abbey Mills will be turning again this weekend as crucial repairs on it have now
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Merton carers get Children in Need cash boost
Summary: Young carers in Merton are receiving a boost with a £115,000 donation to a local charity from BBC’s Children
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A Merton synagogue is set to be the first of its kind to host BBC’s Any Questions
Summary: Merton will host the first Any Questions to be broadcast from a synagogue on July 16th. Image: By Sam