What’s On in South West London: 11 May – 17 May
Summary: SWLondoner provides your weekly round-up of what South West London has to offer. Image: By Helen Wright Looking for
What’s On in South West London: 27 April – 3 May
Summary: SWLondoner provides your weekly round-up of what South West London has to offer. Image: By Charlene Cole Looking for
Wandsworth think tank on quest to bridge gap between youth and police
Summary: The youth think tank, hosted by Wandsworth LIP, the borough’s youth council, allows participants to exchange ideas with local
Battersea footbridge plans gain momentum
Summary: The footbridge, which will connect Wandsworth harbour to battersea, will form part of the legacy from the Queen’s Diamond
Great Expectations for Dickens’ 200th birthday in Battersea
Summary: Celebrations for Charles Dickens’ 200th birthday will reach Battersea this month with a free recital expressing his relationship with
Battersea residents should not fear Parks Police Service disbanding, authorities insist
Summary: From Monday April 2 the force will be replaced by the Wandsworth Safer Parks Team consisting of 12 Metropolitan
Green light for more Nine Elms development
Summary: Plans for nearly 2,000 homes, a brand new state primary school and a 3.3 acre public park in the
Wandsworth Council backs mediation charity
Summary: The council has awarded a £4,500 grant to Wandsworth Mediation Service to train 15 residents community cohesion and conflict
Fabian Society to hold meeting in Richmond Labour Party office
Summary: The South West London branch of the Fabian Society is holding its second meeting tomorrow evening. Image: By Bridget
End of the world exhibition set to open in Battersea
Summary: The second in a series of five exhibitions will be held at Battersea’s the gallery on the corner from
Foster care appeal for Battersea’s stigmatised Staffies
Summary: Battersea Dogs and Cats Home today launched an appeal for short-term foster carers as it prepares for a surge