Queen of the desert! Battersea theatre performer soars through mammoth challenge in Nevada desert
A former Battersea youth worker has taken on a mammoth task most of us could only dream of completing –
Battersea’s loneliest dog finally finds home after more than 1,000 days thanks to Paul O’Grady
Battersea Dogs & Cats Home’s longest-stay dog has finally been rehomed after a three-year wait following an appeal by TV
Black History Month events guide: Sadiq Khan kicks off celebrations in south west London
Black History Month has been celebrated every October in the UK for more than 35 years – and this year south
Global technology giant Apple creating UK hub in iconic Battersea Power Station
Technology giant Apple is moving its UK headquarters to Battersea Power Station. The move is scheduled for 2021, when 1,400
Battersea’s British alpine hopeful Cara Brown following in Chemmy Alcott’s tracks to Winter Olympics
Cara Brown is already gathering speed on the downhill run to the Winter Olympics. Next week will be exactly 500
Queen of the desert! Battersea theatre performer faces ultramarathon charity challenge in Nevada heat
A former Battersea youth worker is on the starting blocks of an ultramarathon challenge to run six marathons in seven
Wandsworth murder update: Detectives returning to Battersea crime scene seeking new information
Detectives will be returning to the murder scene in Battersea in the hope of tracing new witnesses and information today.
Wandsworth murder update: Battersea estate stabbing victim named
A murder victim who was stabbed in a Battersea estate was named by police today. The 35-year-old who was murdered
Murder investigation launched after stabbing at Wandsworth housing estate
A murder investigation has been launched after a man was stabbed in a Wandsworth housing estate yesterday. A 35-year-old man was
Sustainable Wandsworth fish box business reels in school kids to show journey from sea to plate
A Wandsworth sustainable fish business wants to educate children about the wonders of fresh fish – guts and all –
From Hindu temples to black market ‘prison hair’: Battersea Arts Centre traces extensions back to their roots
The human hair market has grown exponentially and while some find the idea repulsive, hoards of British women are paying