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By Naomi Agius Wandsworth Prison workers may face an increased risk of violence from prisoners due to dangerously overcrowded prison

By SWLondoner staff One of the world’s most celebrated landscape photographers is showcasing his work at Southbank’s National Theatre. Charlie

By Jacqueline Fanchini Private and secret gardens all over London were opened to the public last weekend to highlight the

By Thomas Woods A Brixton man is pushing himself to the limit to help a colleague whose son was recently

By Fiona O’Brien Today’s the day the teddy bears have their picnic… Secretary of State Vince Cable was first in

Summary: Rio Andrew died on Monday after falling ill at the event on Sunday night. Image: By SWLondoner staff Tributes

By Rachael Burford A lawyer has given up her successful career in the city to start a bespoke jewellery design

By Rachel Barr Councillor Yvette Hopley joined in the party last Sunday for the sixth annual Big Lunch by appearing

By Kat Bawmwang A selection of Hammersmith and Fulham’s best volunteers have been rewarded for their altruistic efforts at an

By Thomas Woods The chequered early life of TV chef Lorraine Pascale will be dramatically revealed in a BBC documentary

By Kat Bawmwang A group of travellers abandoned their camp on Tooting Common today after being told to leave within