Wimbledon bookworms fight back against high street decline
Summary: Copperfields bookshop is keeping afloat in a struggling climate. Image: By Thomas Paul Our high streets have gained apocalyptic
Merton veteran expresses concern over care for ex-soldiers ahead of Remembrance Day
Summary: Some veterans feel ignored by the government. Image: By Alice Todman Commuters at Wimbledon Station got a surprise yesterday
Free schools are causing a rich v poor education system says Merton’s NUT president
Summary: Maurice Sharp believes Education Secretary Michael Gove has caused a two-tier school system. Image: By Thomas Paul Despite
Merton charity delighted after receiving cash donation to help continue their work
Summary: Merton Street Pastors patrol the streets to help people during the evenings. Image: By Douglas Patient A well-valued volunteer
Merton receive good food award despite some concerns over food hygiene
Summary: The borough was given the accolade last month. By Douglas Patient Merton won an award for good food in
One Direction kittens looking for new homes after being left at Merton’s animal shelter
Summary: Harry, Zayn, Niall, Liam and Louis need new owners. Image: By Alice Todman Harry, Zayn, Liam, Louis and Niall
Merton gets a blast of culture as new arts initiative takes over Wimbledon Library
Summary: Culture Blast 2013 takes place this Sunday. Image: By Hannah Pupkewitz The launch of ‘Culture Blast’, a high profile arts-events initiative aiming
Homophobic offences rising across some South West London boroughs
Summary: Lambeth has the highest number of reported homophobic hate crimes in the UK. Image: By Hannah Pupkewitz Homophobic hate
Wimbledon car park debate resolved after council vote against own plans
Summary: Plans were in place to approve a car park on a Grade II listed heritage site. Image: By Laura
Families living on Wimbledon estate fear for their safety despite increased police presence
Summary: High Path estate was the target of a police operation last month. Image: By Sean Connor and Jack Crone
Visitors to Wimbledon food bank continue to rise as residents struggle with financial pressures
Summary: Last week saw the 3500th visitor since 2011. Image: By Sarah Ward When the leaves begin to turn, the