Should we stay or should we go? How south west London MPs will vote in EU Referendum
Prime Minister David Cameron announced he had reached a deal on the UK’s terms of membership within the European Union
Mitcham ‘boxing BTEC’ founder on course for knock-out success
The founder of a boxing BTEC in Mitcham has seen his crop of fresh teens develop in to a group
Labour’s Brenda Fraser elected as Merton’s first female Jamaican Mayor
Brenda Fraser was elected to be the new Mayor of Merton, the first woman Jamaican to hold the position, yesterday.
London’s Midnight Runners race through Richmond Park to finish line party for afterhours 10k
Midnight running is the newest craze for fitness fanatics who are taking to London streets and parks at night to
On the pulse: Should the meningitis B vaccination programme be changed to include all children?
More than half a million people have signed a petition calling for the meningitis B vaccine to be given to
‘Devastating’ £5million cuts planned for Merton’s adult social services in bid to keep council tax frozen
Cuts of £5million to Merton Council’s adult social services were agreed by the Labour cabinet on Monday in order to
‘High streets are literally paved with property gold’: Rocketing prices could see Londoners spend £68,300 on rent
With the average asking price of a house in London at an all time high of £643,843, Londoners are having
Brixton Splash 2016 cancelled as Lambeth Council cite £500,000 policing cost and ‘flagrant drug use’
Annual street party Brixton Splash, which celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2015, will not go ahead in 2016 after Lambeth
On the pulse: Would be you mind if the fire service came to your rescue rather than an ambulance?
Firefighters will respond to medical emergencies as they race against ambulances to attend to 999 calls after an initiative launched
Zac Goldsmith hits out at Sadiq Khan’s ‘£2billion black hole’ London transport fare freeze proposal
Conservative mayoral candidate Zac Goldsmith has labelled his rival Sadiq Khan’s proposal to freeze travel fares as ‘complete and utter
‘The end of the NHS’: St George’s junior doctor speaks out after Jeremy Hunt imposes controversial contract
A doctor at St George’s Hospital in Tooting has spoken out after health secretary Jeremy Hunt announced he would impose