The general election campaign has taken its toll on candidates, campaigners and the electorate. And it seems that the last

It’s promised to be the most exciting election in living memory and so far it’s certainly lived up to that

Today’s general election has dominated the news in recent weeks, but how much have south west London’s voters actually been

They say a week is a long time in politics so for those of us reporting from the campaign trail

A Streatham constituent who was asked to move to the women’s section of a segregated political hustings in a mosque

Streatham Wells’ Labour councillor called on fellow members of the Muslim community to integrate more in order to dispel the

Kensington’s Conservative candidate has revealed she may fight against her party’s Thatcherite ‘right to buy’ policy as it would severely

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

Controversial plans to build an incinerator in Beddington were attacked by cross party parliamentary candidates at a Carshalton hustings this

Vince Cable, Ed Davey and Paul Burstow are being branded ‘liars’ in a National Union of Students (NUS) billboard campaign

Nick Clegg has mocked maverick Conservative candidate Zac Goldsmith’s reliance on ‘vast private wealth and handful of charm’ ahead of