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Witches, wizards, squibs and muggles descended on Nomad Books to Lumios up Harry Potter Book Night to ‘Alohomora’ the wizarding

A rogue rubbish collector is conning Merton residents by offering to clear their rubbish then dumping it in the street.

Two fathers dressed as Spiderman are on the roof of Streatham Mosque protesting their parental rights today. Under the banner

The face of London politics will change for the first time in eight years when Boris Johnson steps down from

A ban on junk food TV adverts before 9pm proposed by The British Heart Foundation has gained support from South

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

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

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

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

The Queen’s birthday is set to bring community spirit to an all time high as Richmond Council lets residents hold

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