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
Kensington & Chelsea Council’s plan to move those in temporary housing to cheaper areas slammed by Labour leader
Kensington and Chelsea’s homeless could be shipped out of the area after the council (RBKC) decided to splash out £10m
You’ve heard of SNP, now here’s SLP: Five South London councils join forces demanding devolution
A partnership of representatives from Croydon, Kingston, Merton, Richmond and Sutton council met for its first public meeting today to
‘Scary’ Fulham pavement hole which woman fell into a month ago yet to be fixed ‘causing restaurant sales to fall’
A Fulham restaurant’s sales are plummeting after a four-metre sinkhole which a woman fell down a month ago is yet
Ofsted damns ‘inadequate’ Lambeth’s children’s services that leave kids at risk of sexual exploitation
Children in care who go missing from Lambeth’s ‘inadequate’ Children’s Services are at risk of sexual exploitation, according to an
Controversial whistleblower housing report blocked in Merton Council meeting
A highly-contested report into whistleblowing allegations in a Merton housing association’s repairs and maintenance service was blocked for discussion during
‘Ludicrous’ tax-funded £25,000 prize tempting Londoners to pay council tax by direct debit blasted by campaigners
A tax-funded prize pot of £25,000 to entice Londoners to pay their council tax by direct debit has been slammed
Survivors cautiously welcome Cameron’s plan to jail those who turn blind eye to child abuse
Abuse survivors are cautiously welcoming David Cameron’s proposal that teachers, councillors and social workers could be jailed for up to five
Urination and defecation crackdown: Hammersmith and Fulham considers issuing fines
Anyone caught spending a penny in Shepherds Bush’s public spaces could splash out more than they bargained for with authorities