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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

AFC Wimbledon supporters have expressed their joy after the League One confirmed a return to their spiritual home of Plough

Wimbledon shoppers would welcome a 25p ‘latte levy’ on disposable coffee cups, following calls today from the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) to

A 900-year-old museum will be transformed into a purpose-built community museum in the coming months after a three-decade wait. Work

A puppy is the first post-Christmas arrival for Battersea Cats and Dogs Home after being handed in on Tuesday. Eight-week-old

Croydon Council are pleading with the government for help with funding post-Grenfell safety renovations. The south London borough is the

David Bowie fans can be heroes just for one day by attending a special event celebrating the late music legend’s

Renowned musician Ralph Rolle has performed on stages around the world. The Bronx-born drummer, who took musical inspiration from his

Hunt saboteurs from Croydon met on a December weekend to disrupt the Futaie des Amis Stag Hunt. Alfie Moon, a