Nobody’s home: Barnardo’s spoof website highlights housing plight of London care leavers
A spoof accommodation website has been launched to show the grim housing conditions facing young people leaving the country’s care
Joey the War Horse trots into Imperial War Museum for half-term capers with Horrible Histories
The Imperial War Museum (IWM) are bringing in Joey the War Horse to London for a look back on the
Bestselling Horrid Henry author to land in Kingston for lunar-inspired picture book signing
Far from horrid, author Francesca Simon’s new children’s title Do you speak English, Moon? is inspired by her son and
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
Jammin’ together for a great cause – Oxjam festival brings diverse musical talent to Clapham
One of the UK’s biggest music festivals, Oxjam, arrives in Clapham on Saturday to form one of hundreds of charity
Risky business: London’s youngsters play on injured to emulate ‘tough’ sporting heroes
Young Londoners injured playing football or rugby risk further harm by playing on for fear of being labelled a cheat,
Lambeth children in trouble with the law ‘set up to fail’ by expensive tagging system, claims prison charity
Children are being tagged and sent to jail due to failings in a system that was designed to protect them,
Vince Cable visits Twickenham Library to promote family reading
By Fiona O’Brien Today’s the day the teddy bears have their picnic… Secretary of State Vince Cable was first in
Woman arrested after three children found dead at New Malden home
Summary: The 43-year-old is being questioned at a South London police station Image: By SWLondoner staff A woman has been
National What Week: Children and parents to be given advice on cyber bullying as number of cases continue to rise
Summary: Anti-bullying week runs from 18-22 November Image: By Immi Calderwood South West London schools are fighting cyber-bullying with a
Disabled children in Wandsworth enjoying more fun days out thanks to new scheme
Summary: The WAND card is celebrating its first anniversary. By Francine Beleyi Disabled children and young people in Wandsworth are