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Newly re-appointed Brexit spokesperson for the Liberal Democrats Tom Brake has branded Theresa May’s open letter to EU nationals in

Protesters against universal credit and “intentional homelessness” marched on the Lambeth Council meeting demanding answers on Wednesday. The group, led

Kingston Carnival has received additional funding after another successful year which saw cultures and traditions from across the borough come

Billy Bragg and Charlotte Church will join forces with a host of comedians, musicians and poets in Wimbledon to raise

Since its creation 25 years ago, World Mental Health Day, held every October 10, has significantly increased awareness of anxiety

Labour’s new shadow minister for disabilities has hit the ground running  by today securing an opposition debate on the universal

Joe Joyce is confident of making a winning start to his professional boxing career against former British title challenger Ian

Conservative MP Stephen Hammond has today hit back at Sadiq Khan’s claims that he is putting party politics ahead of

A Tooting volunteer has vowed to keep on going after being recognised for 30 years of service to Children’s Society.

A volunteer from south west London has been shortlisted for a civic prize after almost 20 years of charity work

The victim of a stabbing near Parsons Green tube station last night has been named as 20-year-old Omid Saidy from