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A plaque commemorating a location from the film “My Beautiful Laundrette” was unveiled in Lambeth last Friday, after a community

One of Britain’s leading private schools has announced a zero tolerance approach to discriminatory behaviour, including “unacceptable banter”, to prevent sexual harassment among pupils. 

Merton residents fear they could live in squalid housing until at least 2036 as a major £1.3billion regeneration scheme has

Residents have submitted more than one hundred objections to plans to redevelop Wimbledon Park Golf Course into new tennis courts.

One of London’s busiest streets has swapped cars for skates. A section of the Strand has been closed to traffic

Twickenham MP Munira Wilson has expressed her frustration at a private school and the Ministry of Defence (MoD) after not

Vast piles of rubbish have been spotted directly beneath signs warning residents not to fly-tip today in Merton.  Merton Council’s

A Battersea cyclist’s bike was left unrideable after being hit by cars twice over about one week last month. Public

Upcoming cuts to universal credit may push thousands of children and young people into poverty in South London’s poorest boroughs, local charities and councillors have warned.

A Twickenham paediatric nurse is cycling over 500 miles from London to Glasgow for this year’s UN Climate Change Conference. 

A coach who rescued a counter-protestor at a Black Lives Matter demonstration is supporting a campaign to save his athletics