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A Wimbledon school pupil admitted she was left pinching herself in amazement after pitting her wits against the greatest chess

The term ‘probate’ refers to the process that determines who is entitled to deal with the estate of someone who

A Wandsworth parent who borrowed a £2 Ladybird book in 2005 has helped rack up a £370,000 book replacement bill

Londoners are sacrificing commuter coffees and cheeky take-aways to balance their budgets ahead of the 2015 fare rises announced by

Controversy is building over Joanna Lumley’s Thames Garden Bridge, a ‘floating garden paradise’ over the river that critics say will

A Labour government will give 16 and 17-year-olds the vote if they win the next election. Ed Miliband revealed he

‘Dangerous’ closures of Hammersmith and Central Middlesex A&Es are the subject of an inquiry as two million people in west London are left with

A Wandsworth restaurant has been crowned London’s favourite eatery for the tenth year running. Chez Bruce, on Bellevue Road, was

Richmond ice rink organisers are facing opposition from residents concerned about the potential noise disruption and traffic congestion caused by

Three men involved in an assault on a man at a Kingston shop in September are being sought by police who released

Home care charges for the elderly and disabled will be abolished by Hammersmith & Fulham Council, helping more than 1,000