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Ugandan children’s dreams and ambitions were told through visual stories at the Colours of Africa exhibition in Notting Hill. Charity

Lambeth Council will pay tens of millions of pounds in compensation to children abused in care homes following an investigation

Private hire taxi drivers briefly distracted audience members at Mayor’s Question Time when they staged a silent protest at City

Neil Kinnock gave an impassioned plea to ‘dispirited’ Labour Party members in Morden last night. The former Labour leader urged members to

Tom Brake and Steve Reed have blasted the government’s U-turn on allowing Transport for London to take control of suburban

Croydon’s Trinity Boys Choir has recorded a soundtrack on the latest box-office smash in the Harry Potter franchise. The choir,

A children’s social work enterprise jointly owned by Richmond and Kingston councils scooped a national award last month. Achieving for Children won the accolade of

A youth centre in Putney is to be demolished after years of neglect has led to Wandsworth Council deciding to

Hit-and-run incidents have risen in almost every London borough since 2011, according a report released last month. Green Party London

Volunteers and supporters are to be honoured in the Jimmy Asher Foundation’s first appreciation ceremony in Tooting tomorrow. An annual

Lonely Londoners can wash down a free turkey dinner with a pint at The Alexandra in Wimbledon on Christmas Day.