Tories set to lose bellwether Battersea
A change in colour for bellwether seat Battersea could be an omen of big Labour gains elsewhere in the country.
Jealous boyfriend who flew into “murderous rage” convicted of killing girlfriend in Croydon
An “aggressive and controlling” man was yesterday convicted of the murder of his girlfriend after she died of stab wounds
Thousands in bid to see London’s final greyhound race as Wimbledon Stadium closes
Almost 8,000 people turned up to the 3,000 capacity Wimbledon Stadium on Saturday to witness London’s last ever greyhound race. Queues
Focus on flooding as London Wildlife Trust team up with Deen City Farm to create rain garden
A rain garden sounds like an attraction in a water park but London Wildlife Trust is using them to combat
Tooting hosts TV’s Ainsley Harriott for filming of BBC series on ageing
TV chef Ainsley Harriott’s visit to the Tooting Hestia Age Activity Centre is to air as part of a BBC
Putney High Street becomes flagship green bus zone to tackle London’s air pollution problem
Putney High Street became the capital’s first green bus zone in new efforts to tackle deadly air pollution yesterday. The
Flour power comes to Brixton as expansion of historic windmill gets council go-ahead
A voluntary group has been given the go-ahead by Lambeth Council to build a £360,000 education centre at a historic
‘When America catches a cold, the UK sneezes’: Thousands protest Trump travel ban in London
Thousands of protesters gathered in London yesterday to oppose the recent travel ban on seven majority-Muslim countries imposed by US President Donald
Barking mad! Battersea boozer hosts pampered pooches partying doggy style
What time is it? Woof Time! Dapper dogs in drag took over The Four Thieves pub in Battersea on Sunday
Score! Chelsea FC get green light from Hammersmith & Fulham Council for £500million 60,000-seat stadium
Chelsea football club’s new £500million stadium will be a help not a hindrance to the borough, according to a prominent
London Transport Committee chair Caroline Pidgeon slams Chris Grayling over Southern strikes
Caroline Pidgeon has slammed transport minister Chris Grayling for being ‘tribally party political’ in the wake of Southern strikes hitting