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Jovial joggers will be bringing ‘Where’s Wally’ out of hiding for a themed fun run on Clapham Common this March.

Two young south west London women are fighting back against today’s diet culture of number crunching by smashing their scales

A youth enterprise charity has nominated a Tooting designer for an Online Presence Award for her successful use of social

A pioneering NSPCC service tackling ‘inadequate’ care for child sex abuse victims in Croydon has shown their programme reduces the

Prime Minister David Cameron announced he had reached a deal on the UK’s terms of membership within the European Union

Young Lambeth residents with entrepreneurial ambitions will have the opportunity to make them into reality at the ‘Your Big Idea’

A scam website is trying to con disabled Kingston residents out of money for parking badges, the council has warned.

Brenda Fraser was elected to be the new Mayor of Merton, the first woman Jamaican to hold the position, yesterday.

A woman is injured after being hit by a train at Earlsfield station this morning. The woman, believed to be

Cuts of £5million to Merton Council’s adult social services were agreed by the Labour cabinet on Monday in order to

Asda have removed foodbank collection points from their stores across the UK in a move that has alarmed charities and