General Election 2015: Coalition proves costly as four-term Liberal Democrat Ed Davey loses seat
Ed Davey suggested his party’s deteriorating reputation cost him his seat in parliament as James Berry became the first Conservative
General Election 2015: Our south west London campaign trail
They say a week is a long time in politics so for those of us reporting from the campaign trail
General Election 2015: Tooting’s Green candidate brands Conservative lead in exit polls as ‘political self-harm’
Tooting’s parliamentary candidates have taken to Twitter in reaction to the broadcasters’ general election exit poll suggesting the Conservative party
General Election 2015: Microsoft’s ‘How Old Do I Look’ program conjures up bizarre ageing results
The general election campaign has taken its toll on candidates, campaigners and the electorate. And it seems that the last
General Election 2015: Round the clock coverage, results and reaction from across south west London
It’s promised to be the most exciting election in living memory and so far it’s certainly lived up to that
General Election 2015: How well do south west London public know their politics?
Today’s general election has dominated the news in recent weeks, but how much have south west London’s voters actually been
Streatham’s gender segregated hustings at Islamic centre leaves woman feeling ‘uncomfortably torn’
A Streatham constituent who was asked to move to the women’s section of a segregated political hustings in a mosque
‘We’re not scary brown people!’ Streatham Labour councillor urges Muslims to embrace integration
Streatham Wells’ Labour councillor called on fellow members of the Muslim community to integrate more in order to dispel the
Kensington Tory candidate hits back at flagship right to buy policy which would ‘reduce social housing stock’
Kensington’s Conservative candidate has revealed she may fight against her party’s Thatcherite ‘right to buy’ policy as it would severely
Disabled Clapham woman’s fight with Lambeth Council over ‘neo-Stalinist’ eviction
A disabled Clapham woman facing imminent eviction from her home fears the stress could cause her to have a stroke. Trace Newton-Ingham, 56, has lived
Sutton’s Lib Dem Council support up in smoke over controversial incinerator plans
Controversial plans to build an incinerator in Beddington were attacked by cross party parliamentary candidates at a Carshalton hustings this