Housing demolition plans spark protests in Lambeth
Residents of Lambeth’s Cressingham Gardens’ marched on the town hall to protest against housing regeneration projects. A candlelit vigil was held in memory of
Impact of austerity leaves schoolchildren at risk of missing out on music
Following the austerity measures implemented by the coalition government, funding for the arts was curtailed, and access to music education
Wandsworth residents not happy at app introduction
Residents have reacted with sceptisism to Wandsworth Council’s introduction of the Report It app. Hundreds of people are using the
Campaigners battle to save Kensington & Chelsea college campus
Residents have continued their fight to save Kensington and Chelsea College’s Wornington Road site from redevelopment. Campaigners, including the Grenfell
Council parking charges generate record ‘profit’ and three south west London boroughs make top ten
Kensington and Chelsea, Hammersmith & Fulham, and Wandsworth again hold three of the top ten places nationally in an annual
ONS reveal Croydon unemployment rates fell by more than 4% in last three years
Unemployment rates in Croydon have reduced by 4.4% in the last three years according to figures released by the Office
‘Waking Up Dead’ shows Merton audience extremities of domestic violence and where to find support
The trauma of domestic abuse was portrayed through a play performed at the Merton Civic Centre on Tuesday. The story of
Community group visited by Muhammad Ali fights to stay in Brixton
A community centre in Brixton once visited by Muhammad Ali is being forced out of its premises after being given
Plans for new Furzedown homes will help residents with physical and learning disabilities in Wandsworth
Demand for supported housing in Wandsworth could be eased thanks to plans for new houses for people with physical and
‘It looks like a squashed fly’: Croydon’s Saffron Square voted one of Britain’s ugliest new buildings
Croydon’s controversial Saffron Square avoided the 2016 Carbuncle Cup award for worst British building, but its shortlisting raises concerns about
Campaigners urge Lambeth Council not to let Brixton Windmill’s flour and education programme grind to a halt
Brixton Windmill’s plans to mill flour for the first time since 1934 could be thwarted due to Lambeth Council’s ‘deafening