Suits your sir! Savile Row to join forces with master makers for inaugural London Craft Week
Craft connoisseurs and makers will be thrust into the spotlight during London Craft Week next year. The inaugural event, launching
All the way from deepest darkest Peru! Paddington Bear lands in Fulham complete with celebrity makeover to promote new film
Swapping deepest, darkest Peru for the equally bleak British winter, Paddington Bear arrives in London today to celebrate the release
Waka waka (This time for Africa): Londoners celebrate Black History Month at Trafalgar Square with day of culture, music and food
Trafalgar Square was transformed into a little slice of Africa on Saturday when hundreds of Londoners gathered to celebrate the
On the Pulse: Do you think it’s a good idea to have a 24-hour Tube service?
Boris Johnson’s announcement that Londoners will have a 24-hour Tube service from next year means our bustling metropolis will soon
Google doodle celebrates 60 years of London’s Routemaster bus
Today’s Google doodle celebrates 60 years since London’s Routemaster was first unveiled. The iconic bus, which features its trademark rear
Josie of the jungle! Battersea youth worker set to tackle ‘earth’s toughest endurance race’ in the Amazon to raise charity cash
“It’s the anacondas wrapping round me that I am worried about so I am going to swim with my pocket
Former Wimbledon Art College student scoops cash prize for innovative community project
Summary: Alice Cretney set up TurfProjects to bring contemporary art to Croydon. Image: By Carly Read A former Wimbledon Art
Boris Johnson must invest in Croydon’s Tech City, says founder Jonathan Rose
Summary: The Mayor of London outlined his plans for the future of the city’s technology clusters. Image: By Jaskaran Bahia
South London renters ‘powerless’ against private landlords despite rising rates
Summary: Boris Johnson refused to commit to any new laws on the issue during a London Assembly meeting Image: By
South West London commuters set for savings as part-time travelcards given green light
Summary: Part-time workers could benefit from the new system. Image: By Stuart Clarke and Jonny Green Part-time workers in South
Great train robbery: MPs visit South West London stations to campaign against fare hikes
Summary: Leader of Merton Council Stephen Alambritis visited South Wimbledon and Morden stations Image: By SWLondoner staff Politicians visited South