London local elections – Richmond: What to know and who is in the running?
The local elections on May 7 are fast approaching and voters in Richmond will soon be heading to the polls.
Richmond’s 15 loneliness benches and NHS GP link workers are on the same streets — research shows why connecting them matters
Loneliness kills an estimated 100 people every hour worldwide, the WHO found in 2025. In Richmond, two programmes are fighting
The marathon record-breakers who didn’t make headlines
We’ve all heard of the phenomenal Sabastian Sawe, who became the first to have run the London Marathon sub-two-hours. But,
Young carer out of school for months as mum faces prosecution
A young carer has been out of school for nine months after being denied a place at his nearest secondary
Goodnight Nashville, hello London: Ashley Campbell’s music journey in the UK
Ashley Campbell has stepped out of the place she once called home and found her own voice in London. Despite
‘It’s so vital’: The LGBTQ+ walking group taking strides towards a stronger sense of community
A Brixton-based charity has launched a walking group to tackle loneliness and isolation amongst the LGBTQ+ community. LGBT HERO began Walking
The Small Quarter: Mitcham’s hidden eco-safehaven
A Mitcham community garden is participating in the Capital Growth Good to Grow Week 2026 to promote the spring growing
Newham elections 2026: What you need to know as voters head to polls
The London elections are fast approaching and voters in Newham will soon be heading to the polls. But who can
Pergolas and carports: How to add real value to your garden without the big price tag
When it comes to improving your home, the garden is one of those areas where it’s very easy for Londoners
Meet the 88-year-old set to be London Marathon 2026’s oldest runner
An 88-year-old who did not taking up running until he was in his fifties is set to be the oldest
Earth Day: No more wasted opportunities in drive to fix broken electronic devices
As today is Earth Day, we examine how fixing and reusing electronics may be better for us and the planet