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Survivors of the Grenfell Tower disaster will be threatened by further hardship just days before Christmas when universal credit is

Lambeth saw more stop and search operations than any other London borough, latest police figures show. The Metropolitan Police’s stop

The Conservative party candidate for London Mayor apologised this week for several offensive comments he made about minorities but insisted

Remain campaigners in south west London will raise a glass to Europe today with the launch of a new anti-Brexit

Accusations of racism and cries of ‘shame’ rang from the public gallery at Wandsworth Town Hall as the council debated

A pollution-fighting teddy bear revealed dangerous levels of invisible particles in Earlsfield last week. The animatronic Toxic Toby can move

Hundreds of dogs and their owners marched through central London on Sunday to demand a second public vote on Brexit.

Plans to seek controversial legal powers to prevent unauthorised traveller camps were approved by Wandsworth councillors last Thursday. The council

Kingston Council’s Community Engagement Committee last week approved a motion to support lowering the electoral voting age to 16 in

Merton artists are opening their homes and studios to the public for Merton Arts Festival this weekend. The annual festival,

What is the government’s reaction to the epidemic of UK retailers filing for bankruptcy? The panic for the loss of