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A voluntary group has been given the go-ahead by Lambeth Council to build a £360,000 education centre at a historic

Detectives have launched an emotional appeal for information on the stabbing of Jamel Boyce in Clapham – which left the teenager unlikely

EU citizenship should be an option for Britons post-Brexit, according to Guy Verhofstadt — the EU Parliament’s chief negotiator. Mr Verhofstadt,

Putney High Street became the capital’s first green bus zone in new efforts to tackle deadly air pollution yesterday. The

Cutbacks are being forced on students with mental health and special needs, according to a survey published yesterday. The Association

After nine years of fundraising, Doing It For Heroes finally hope to hit their finish line outside Twickenham station tomorrow.

With Cheltenham Festival fast approaching, thoughts are turning to having a flutter on the racecourse. But what about those of

Considering how simple their offerings are, coffee shops and upmarket cafés attract a lot of confusion for doing things slightly

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Two south west London mosques welcomed a government minister earlier today in a show of unity and as part of

They say good things come in small packages and that’s certainly true of Carshalton Athletic’s homegrown goal machine. Tommy Bradford