Finding yourself in a position where you have to care for someone can happen at any moment in your life. It’s not usually a choice, but an obligation and a desire to help someone you love. For many, that can happen before the age of 18.

Small businesses celebrated a day dedicated to their continued success across South London on Saturday. It comes as part of

Wandsworth councillors have approved proposals to expand support for schools for children with special education needs and disabilities (SEND). The

Who Are You?, a children’s picture book that encourages discussions about identity and heritage, is now available in bookshops across

Reports of child abuse in South West London have increased since 2013 with Richmond-upon-Thames detecting 130% more children, and Merton

Upcoming cuts to universal credit may push thousands of children and young people into poverty in South London’s poorest boroughs, local charities and councillors have warned.

Record numbers of online child grooming crimes have been recorded by police in the UK in the last three years,

Young entrepreneurs lined Guildford High Street for the Children’s Business Fair last month. More than 65 entrepreneurs aged seven to

Vegan diets in children have been linked to strong health benefits, but reduce a child’s bone growth, according to a new study by UCL and Warsaw.

Pupils at 406 south west London schools are exposed to levels of air pollution that are above recommended WHO limits,

There are less children and young people in youth custody than ever before, the latest figures carried out by the