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In a knife-edge vote last night councillors approved plans for the 20-storey Hondo Tower in the heart of Brixton despite

Residents were left fearful last week after fireworks were set off around an estate in Clapham. A group of young

Brixton activists took to the streets yesterday ahead of a council decision on plans for an unpopular new office tower.

Farmers carried out a protest in Parliament Square on Halloween, with a display of 1,000 carved pumpkins urging the government

A new appeal against the approval of a shopping centre regeneration project in Elephant and Castle was granted by the

A Teddington baker has spread joy to his community by selling homemade doughnuts after being furloughed from his job. Food

PayPal has swiftly become a household name similar to Visa or MasterCard, and the logo is up there with the

A Putney-based charity is hoping to raise vital funds from a cookery e-book recently released by a local company. Positively

A Whitton-based cycling company has been helping residents across the area get back on their bikes thanks to free pop-up

An award-winning pain rehabilitation program has been forced once again to adapt to regional lockdowns and restrictions. The ESCAPE-pain program

A University of Roehampton professor has raised £58,000 to fund emergency shelter accommodation for migrants, specifically women and children, escaping