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A student from Croydon raised £14,900 to fund his studies to become a barrister while donating time to underprivileged students.

A community project hoping to reintroduce water voles to a river in Kingston has raised £12,000. Get inVOLED hopes to

A dog tag lost in River Thames mud for nearly 100 years was connected with the descendants of its owner

Vile racist graffiti has been spotted near a popular footpath in Wimbledon, sparking outrage from residents. The graffiti was found

Only six universities in England and Wales have a blanket-ban on sex between students and lecturers, including Roehampton. Research from

Volunteers set up an organisation to provide donated technology including laptops and tablets to deprived residents during Covid-19. As winter

The RSPCA’s Putney Animal Hospital and Southall Cattery closed on 30 September leaving south London pet owners scrambling for affordable

Runnymede councillors clashed on Facebook when the council announced new plans for school buses. The initiative will see seven buses

Richmond Council’s Coronavirus Survey for Businesses revealed one in ten businesses weren’t eligible for any of the government’s Covid support.

A cottage that survived being blitzed during WWII in Hammersmith could be demolished in the new year. Gordon Cottage, part

A year-long restoration on a Tooting church is finished and its clock is chiming again after a 20-year silence. The