The South West Londoner August e-edition is here and packed full of news, interviews and comment.  Wimbledon’s homeless have reacted

Merton charity Wimbledon Guild has organised a Waggy Walk to raise money to help combat loneliness. A choice of 4km

In June’s edition of SWL, we reveal a huge surge in domestic abuse in Croydon, as well as a police

Council officials at the local election count in Merton had to rush home and change into neutral colours – in

All the breaking news from the council elections in south west London and updates across the UK – follow us

A row erupted between Merton Council election candidates about how to deal with Wimbledon police station’s closure at a hustings

A Wimbledon-based artist will donate a percentage of the sales from her latest solo exhibition to charity. Jo Holdsworth will use

Transport for London (TfL) are working with London Boroughs to implement 20mph speed limits in the capital, as well as

Construction workers moved into Merton Hall this week as part of controversial plans to replace the community centre with a

A Transport for London (TfL) community-led initiative to catch speeding motorists is proving a success in south west London. TfL

Raynes Park High School in Wimbledon became the first-ever state school to become an accredited Tim Henman Foundation/BECSLink Community last