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Merton’s newest councillor dedicated his landslide victory in the St Helier by-election last Thursday to his predecessor, the late Maxi

A referendum for Tooting’s independence could be on the cards if the colourful candidate from the ‘Give Me Back Elmo

A woman is in a life-threatening condition and three others have been stabbed in an unprovoked attack on women by

The British man on board the downed EgyptAir flight has been named as a former Kingston University student. Richard Osman,

Cash-starved Kew Gardens has secured a lifeline £130 million in government funding to allow it to catch up on ‘decades’

Wimbledon Common’s protected status would be in jeopardy if Brexit occurs, warned London’s Green MEP yesterday. Jean Lambert, who lives

A much-loved great grandfather ‘Gerry the Fish’ is being mourned after passing away earlier this month, weeks after family business

Refugee children fleeing war-torn regions of the world will find a safe home in Lambeth after the council told the

An urgent appeal has been launched across London to save the globally-endangered stag beetle – despite being rare the iconic bugs have

An exposé has drawn national attention towards conditions at Wandsworth Prison following the prison reform proposals announced in Wednesday’s Queen’s

A London-wide not-for-profit letting agency that won’t charge fees is one of the radical new ideas Sadiq Khan unveiled today