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The number of acceptances to modern languages degree courses at university fell by more than a third from 2011 to

Global human rights charity Amnesty International celebrated its 60th anniversary today with south west London groups commemorating the milestone in

Twickenham’s MP has handed in a petition to the Government supported by 327 local Twickenham residents, calling for a Clean

The Natural History Museum in Kensington has opened a new exhibit examining the past, present and future of the human impact on the world.

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall visit Clapham Old Town to mark the easing of lockdown restrictions.

An Imperial Research Group is studying the hormonal causes of sexual anxiety, but some activists and academics view the problem as being social rather than biological.

Councillor Gerard Hargreaves has been re-elected as the Mayor of Kensington & Chelsea for a second term and chosen to

A leading London residential developer has partnered with Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, as the official sponsors of Kew’s annual Community

A local care expert and stroke survivor have given advice and tackled misconceptions about strokes during National Stroke Awareness month.

Battersea Power Station officially opened to residents with a stunning light show this week. The former coal-fired power station is

The number of dog thefts in south west London has almost doubled since 2016, new data has revealed.  A Freedom