On the Pulse: Is David Cameron right to refuse to pay the £1.7bn bill to the EU?
David Cameron has furiously insisted that the UK will not pay £1.7bn being demanded by the European Union, suggesting Britain
Help for ‘vulnerable’ parents and children protected from budget cuts by Hammersmith and Fulham council
Vital children’s centres in Hammersmith and Fulham will be saved from budget cuts, promised the council this week. Fears arose
Wandsworth friends get ready for premiere of their first feature film
Image: Summary: Mistaken will hit the big screen this weekend. By SWLondoner staff A group of friends from Wandsworth are
South West London property prices predicted to rise by the end of summer
Summary: Confidence for property under £2 million is at a high. Image: By David Horsfall South West London house
Nursery children in Wandsworth welcome two special visitors
Summary: The Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister discussed proposals for a new childcare scheme. Image: By SWLondoner staff Children
My Big Mouth: Is it time to leave the EU?
Summary: If countries like Norway and Switzerland can exist outside the EU, yet still have booming economies, then why can’t
Up-and-coming British filmmakers fight the economic pinch
Summary: Ioan Holland is looking to establish himself with project Coloured Snow. Image: By Alex Christian Timothy Dalton declared in
Affordable Art Fair set to return to Battersea this Autumn
Summary: The event, in Battersea, aims to offer a relaxed, inspiring environment with quality contemporary art priced between £40-£4,000. Image:
Travelodge to open three more hotels in Wandsworth
Summary: The company is looking for locations in Battersea Old Town, Clapham Common and Clapham Old Town/Lavender Hill. Image: By
London millionaires see no improvement on finances
Summary: According to research from Skandia, 27 percent claim their families are worse off than last year while 20 percent