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The setting was intimate but there wasn’t a spare seat to be found as London historian and Birkbeck Professor Jerry

Ben Marsden praised Wimbledon men’s combative spirit as Ian Sloan grabbed a late winner in a pulsating 5-4 victory at

Ahead of Shrove Tuesday tomorrow, here at SWL we have put together a few south west London themed crepes to

London is riddled with tunnels and as proposals to repurpose disused tube tunnels gather speed, SW Londoner took a peek

Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender history month is being celebrated throughout February with a number of events and talks taking

A literary night of onstage performances kick-started 2015 in Clapham with even more writing, inspirational poetry and live music. Among

Fulham 3-2 Nottingham Forest Kit Symons was delighted to see Ross McCormack bag a first-half hat-trick last night as Fulham

Cardiff City 1 Fulham 0 Kit Symons was left frustrated after Fulham failed to convert possession into goals as Cardiff

Hundreds gathered in London’s Trafalgar Square last night to mourn the 12 victims of the armed attack on French satirical

AFC Wimbledon may not be dreaming of Wembley when they run out against Liverpool at Kingsmeadow. But Monday’s FA Cup

The NHS Trust which closed Hammersmith A&E has been heavily criticised by a Care Quality Commission Report (CQC).  Imperial College NHS Healthcare