After it was revealed that London households produced an estimated 900,000 tonnes of food waste each year, Merton and Lambeth

Having survived World War I Zeppelin raids and the Blitz of WWII, the battle to save Merton Hall from partial

Streatham Police Station’s front counter will close just two years after a £500,000 restoration. The counter, opened in February 2015

Residents are fighting Merton Council’s decision to gift a community hall to a small ‘Evangelical’ church to make room for a new

A charitable psychotherapist and curer of lifelong phobias will lose most of her therapeutic garden when Merton Hall is transformed

Creative arts projects are helping young carers in Merton and Lambeth develop self-confidence and communication skills, as well as creating

Two Merton political heavyweights have clashed over how to stop the proposed closure of Wimbledon Police Station following last week’s

RIDGWAY Stables in Wimbledon closed yesterday after operating as a riding school for nearly eight decades. But the horseriding community

Today’s attack on a tube at Parsons Green dominates the front three pages of a special South West Londoner edition

The Wimbledon tennis championships are a global event that bring drama, fans, and a boost to the south west London

More than 900 plaques proudly sit atop brick and mortar across the 32 boroughs of London commemorating the lives of