Wimbledon Food Bank is being used by almost 1500 people in need, new figures revealed this week. Nearly 500 of

Kingston and Merton councils aim to tackle London’s high rate of HIV infection by offering free testing – as thousands

UKIP’s deputy chairman, and former Merton councillor, claims the party can build on its Rochester and Strood by-election success and

Fatal house fires could increase warn firefighters as the government is set to implement ‘unacceptable’ cuts to provisions that help

Few would dispute London’s status as a cosmopolitan metropolis; a melting pot of cultures, religions and creeds that collide and

Merton has won the prize for Best All-Round Small Business Friendly Borough in a business award ceremony. The award, organised

Young eco designers with a flare for fashion are bring invited to transform trash into eclectic custom creations as part

Anxious campaigners striving to save Merton’s beleaguered adult learning service were shocked yet again when an online announcement informed them

Low-paid workers deserve better and should be paid the London Living Wage , demand South London business leaders who are

A £5 million scheme to pay doctors for identifying patients with dementia has been condemned as ‘distorted’ by the Patients

This month marks the centenary of legendary Welsh poet Dylan Thomas, on October 27, he would have turned 100. He