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A Catholic priest found guilty of child sex offences at a Richmond children’s home was today sentenced to three years

Scrapping Merton’s Sunday street cleaning in a bid to save council cash while forking out almost £130,0000 on environment enforcement

Animal lovers are being urged to think about their pets before lighting up around them, following reports of the death of

Pressures on doctors and hospitals are to be relieved by a new Wandsworth health service launched yesterday aimed at directing

Fast food freebies are on the menu today as a burger chain dishes out hundreds of free cheeseburgers to hungry

Companies behind cold calling and nuisance text messages can fines of up to £500,000 imposed more easily due to a

London’s Garden Bridge scheme has received a timely backing from several arts, business and horticultural leaders the day after the

A theatre company whose play was destroyed by the Battersea Arts Centre inferno have raised more than £10,000 in a week

London families who are never able to get on the property ladder will be more than £1.3million worse off over

Solving Britain’s housing crisis could be the answer to winning May’s general election, Tooting’s Conservative candidate has argued. Reports reveal that

A Brixton musician drummed like her life depended on it last night for one unique little girl whose life actually