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London’s oldest public library closed today to repair damage originally spoiled by bombs in World War Two.

100 days after the tragic death of Sarah Everard, a guilty plea serves only to confirm fears women have been

Merton’s gardening enthusiasts are protecting the environment through a new planting scheme. Merton Garden Streets started in May as the

After more than a year of closure as a result of the pandemic, a music foundation in Merton has reopened

A fashion design student has shown her appreciation for NHS staff by gifting personalised care packages to vaccination centre workers

A herd of sculpture elephants will soon move on from their temporary home in Chelsea. A partnership between UK wildlife

A book to commemorate the eventful life of south west London’s famous seal Freddie was released today by a Sevenoaks

A railway employee who worked at London Waterloo for nearly 70 years retired on Wednesday. Don Buckley, 82, is thought

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has issued a scam warning after receiving more than one million reports of “suspicious contact”

A giant light-up NHS sign displayed outside the Giraffe House at London Zoo has been donated to the Museum of

The first hearings to investigate China’s alleged genocide and crimes against humanity against Uyghur, Kazakh and other Turkic Muslim populations