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Three prisoners committed suicide in HMP Wandsworth last year as fears grow about the upward trend of self-harm in prisons

The founders of a girls’ football team, a school rowing crew and an U12 hockey team of national champions are

Communities across south west London pulled together today in support of Time to Change’s Time to Talk Day. Wimbledon interior

Tube strikes are expected to cause havoc at the start of Chinese New Year this weekend as a 48-hour walkout

Brixton Road has already exceeded the yearly acceptable quota of a harmful gas spewed out by dirty diesel engines. Since

Streatham Cemetery vehicle crime continues to rise as another spate of offences occurred overnight. Merton police have said they will

Crafty conmen repeatedly scammed a Croydon man and tricked him out of £15,000 for shoddy roof repairs. The 60-year-old Waddon

The government’s housing bill was condemned as ‘worse than the Luftwaffe bombings’ by a Green Party London Assembly candidate at

The ‘tokenistic’ assurances David Cameron received ahead of the proposed EU deal won’t be enough to persuade middle-ground opinions, says

Night Tube services took a step closer to becoming a reality today after the Rail, Maritime and Transport union’s executive

Twickenham homeowners are expected to pocket £60,000 from renting out their driveways during the Six Nations. Residents are cashing in