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An 18-year-old from Croydon made American football history last week. Tyrese Johnson-Fisher is the first ever non-American to be selected

Residents of Lambeth’s Cressingham Gardens’ marched on the town hall to protest against housing regeneration projects. A candlelit vigil was held in memory of

A Syrian refugee who travelled across the Middle East to England to complete his medical degree has spoken of his

Until you visit Ham and Petersham Rifle Club in Richmond, you may not think of shooting and tai chi as

Wandsworth Council spent £83,348 chopping down chestnut trees in Tooting Common, despite pledging it would be funded by a £45,000

An exhibition celebrating 150 years of the Croydon School of Art opened in the Museum of Croydon last week, displaying

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will visit a Brixton radio station on Tuesday for their second official visit since announcing

A pedestrian has escaped serious injuries after being involved in a road traffic accident in South Wimbledon this evening. A

Transport for London (TfL) have pledged to investigate after Will Young claimed a bus driver called him a “poofter” while

Council tax cannot remain low if anti-social residents dump their old Christmas trees on Earlsfield’s streets, a Wandsworth Council spokesman

By the end of 2016, the UK Government had implemented a new law (dubbed by many the “Snooper’s Charter”) that