No vote, no voice: Disabled people must have a say in upcoming election, claims London inclusion groups
Disabled people are missing out on voting in elections because of obstacles such as not knowing how to vote and
Kayaking for cancer: London Kayakathon to hit River Thames in bid to raise charity cash
A man is fulfilling a pledge he made to his dying brother this weekend by raising vital charity funds during
London women more gaffe-prone than men and likely to receive little sympathy from laughing partners
Women are the clumsier sex and more likely to trip, slip or take a tumble, according to a recent study.
Judy Murray champions family fun as Highland Spring’s free London tennis lessons aim to make aces from tiny tots
Judy Murray is backing the campaign to encourage Mini Andy Murrays and budding Venus Williams to take up free family
Ready all, row! Catch all the boat race action at south west London’s best waterside spots
It’s oars away for the boat race this Saturday as crowds gather across Putney and Fulham to watch the quintessentially
Female boat race rowers set to make a splash in Putney as new wave of women join boating sports
Women rowers will make waves in Putney as their teams’ race will get equal screen time, for the first time,
From London with Love: Inspiration behind James Bond boss ‘M’ honoured in Westminster
London’s James Bond heritage got a boost when the inspiration behind ‘M’ was commemorated by an English Heritage blue plaque
Southfields baker unleashes pure imagination and scoops top prize for Willy Wonka inspired cake
A Charlie and the Chocolate Factory themed cake won a Southfields company the Ideal Cake Decorator of the Year on
Mike Brown insists Harlequins haven’t given up on top-six finish
Inconsistency has plagued Harlequins all season but full-back Mike Brown insists there is still time to make amends in the
Anti-baby boomers: Generation of young couples priced out of parenthood by housing ‘crisis’
Broody couples hoping to hear the pitter-patter of tiny feet are being forced to delay having a family as rising
Labour’s Chuka Umunna slams ‘exploitative’ zero-hours contracts imposed on Streatham workers
Chuka Umunna has blasted controversial zero-hours contracts that he claims leave Streatham workers ‘in despair’. The shadow business secretary and Labour parliamentary candidate for Streatham backed Ed Miliband’s pledge