Kingston based historian, broadcaster, and author, shortlisted for the Wolfson History Prize
Eleanor Barraclough is the Kingston based author of Embers of the Hands: Hidden Histories of the Viking Age, that has
Cancer survivor and entrepreneur uses business to support grieving families
A cancer survivor and memorial goods shop founder, is using her experience to provide support for bereaved families. Nicky Sherwood,
TfL celebrates silver jubilee with gifts competition
A new christmas gifts competition has been announced by TfL to celebrate its 25th anniversary. Transport for London (TfL) is
Is digital music destroying the art of DJing?
Digital DJ’s have replaced vinyl, and now artists feel they have lost the ‘soul’ of spinning. Born out of technological
TV producer using Richmond’s Ted Lasso as inspiration for his 15th Movember
A TV producer is leaning on Richmond-based comedy Ted Lasso as he completes his 15th year of Movember. Andrew Fenner,
Barnes Bowling Club: Over three centuries of upholding tradition
One of the most traditional and quintessentially-British sports, lawn bowls, might be on a gradual decline – but Barnes Bowling
Biggest phone theft crackdown in UK history lifts the lid on the endemic crisis of criminality in London
The biggest phone theft crackdown in UK history led to the Metropolitan Police uncovering a criminal network suspected of smuggling
Entertainment trends in South West London: from local events to online gaming fun
If you live anywhere in South West London, you have probably noticed the rhythm of fun around here is changing.
Greggs and Primark roll out new shoplifter-busting tech across the UK
Greggs and Primark have confirmed the nationwide rollout of retrospective image-matching software to tackle soaring levels of shoplifting. Retail crime
Harlequins winger Wilcock hailed ahead of mammoth Saracens showdown
Harlequins head coach Ross Chisholm believes Beth Wilcock will be crucial to his side’s chances of beating arch rivals Saracens
Experts warn of looming London drugs crisis as deaths climb to new high
A group of experts have cautioned policy must change as drugs use deaths grew to the highest ever recorded in