“It is very much a real and debilitating illness”: A look into long Covid rehabilitation in the UK
A research project headed by a south London university professor has been awarded funding to develop a long Covid rehabilitation
A research project headed by a south London university professor has been awarded funding to develop a long Covid rehabilitation
If you use social media, you may have noted the astronomic rise in astrology related content on your timeline since
AFC Wimbledon has played its first match of the season with full-capacity crowds at the new Plough Lane on Saturday.
Anna* stared at her laptop screen, waiting for her automated one-way video job interview to begin. When she signed on, she was prompted to disclose her disability to receive accommodations during the hiring process. This poses a dilemma for applicants with disabilities.
Sutton United have finally made it to the English Football League for the first time ever – but do they
Brixton-based charity Poetic Unity have announced that they, alongside Black Cultural Archives and Theatre Peckham, have received National Lottery support
SWLondoner visited the largest mosque in Britain to talk to one of Britains youngest Imams about his journey and the help Ahmidiyya Muslims gave during the pandemic.
The majority of Londoners would want their housemates to be vaccinated, while just over half wouldn’t mind having unvaccinated guests
Lambeth Labour councillors reconfirmed their commitment to ensuring Lambeth is a safe place for refugees to call home on the
Support services for eating disorder carers are now available in south west London, in the form of telephone calls and
A focus on mental health provision in the workplace has never been better according to data provided in the CIPDs