Belly-busting 3,600 Cadbury eggs delivered to Morden Hall Park for Easter weekend egg-stravaganza
Intrepid Easter egg hunters are invited to track down chocolatey goodies at Morden Hall Park this Easter weekend. For the
GAME: Pac-Man ghosts are invading south west London – and no it’s not an April Fools’ gag
South west London streets are being invaded by deadly ghosts, fruits and… the iconic arcade game hero Pac Man. Sounds
Missing Croydon boy, 10, could ‘already be in a coma’ due to lack of medication
UPDATE: Malakhi Chijiutomi-Ghosh was found this afternoon by an off-duty police officer in Hertfordshire. He has been taken to hospital as
Addicted to porn: One in ten 12-13 year olds fear obsession which ‘pressures them into performing sex acts’
One in ten 12-13 year olds are worried they are addicted to porn, a charity report reveals. The NSPCC’s ChildLine
Are you getting enough? (Sleep that is!) Too much shut-eye could do Londoners more harm than good
An hour before midnight is worth two after. Or so the old wives’ tale goes. But what exactly is the
And so it begins…. General Election 2015 campaign officially launches in south west London
David Cameron will today be granted one final audience with the Queen ahead of the official launch of the General
Chefs set to cook up a storm and showcase global delicacies during Collier’s Wood food festival
Eclectic eateries from across south west London will descend on Merton Abbey Mills to showcase a mouth-watering array of global
Feline priced out? Map highlighting cost of ‘swinging a cat’ shows Londoners unable to afford homes
You’ll need anything between £42,726 to £158,180 to buy enough space to swing a cat in London, according to a
‘Ludicrous’ tax-funded £25,000 prize tempting Londoners to pay council tax by direct debit blasted by campaigners
A tax-funded prize pot of £25,000 to entice Londoners to pay their council tax by direct debit has been slammed
Captain Abadjis proud to leave Imperial College volleyball family with BUCS trophy
Imperial College men’s volleyball captain Alexandros Abadjis was delighted to have capped off his final year at the university with
Cross-party group blasts Merton’s ‘poor service’ after Sunday street cleaning cutbacks
Scrapping Merton’s Sunday street cleaning in a bid to save council cash while forking out almost £130,0000 on environment enforcement