Model Putney student juggles catwalk commitments with revision and bags impressive GCSE results
A teenage model who made her catwalk debut at Paris Fashion Week just two months before her GCSE exams bagged
A bridge too far? Trio to walk 15 miles and cross 17 bridges over River Thames to raise £5,000 for charity
Three friends are donning ‘ugly shoes’ to walk 15 miles and cross 17 bridges across London’s River Thames tomorrow to
GCSE results 2015: South west London students find out how they did in exams
Anxious teenagers across south west London have been finding out today how they did in their GCSEs. We will be publishing
Snarling £32,000 stuffed Arctic Wolf swiped in Chelsea flat burglary – police hunt culprits
A £32,000 stuffed Arctic Wolf was stolen in a Chelsea flat burglary earlier this month – detectives are now hunting
London runners invited to tackle picturesque 10k race through Fulham and Chelsea
London runners have the chance to lace up their trainers and hit the green traffic-free streets of Fulham during a 10k run
‘Dead’ man sits up and hurls abuse at paramedics in Kingston for saving him from heroin overdose
Kingston police officers have shared the extraordinary moment a man they feared was dead sat up and swore at the
Curtain set to rise on New Wimbledon Theatre’s refurbished seating and bar
Theatre-goers can enjoy the Edwardian grandeur of yesteryear at New Wimbledon Theatre when summer refurbishments are completed later this month.
‘App-ily’ ever after? Londoners’ mobile phone ‘addiction’ damaging relationships, research reveals
Mobile phone ‘addiction’ is blighting relationships and even destroying marriages, according to research. Partners who constantly check their phones arebeing cited
Fulham dad urges cake connoisseurs to Bake a Difference to help son, 6, with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
As Bake Off fever grips the nation cake connoisseurs are being urged to put their skills to good use at
Builder’s bum crackdown: Woman plagued by ‘flashing’ Battersea worker during home renovation launches pants up crusade
A London woman who was faced with the unsightly view of a workman’s builder’s bum while he was renovating her
GM mosquitoes could be key to saving lives of 500,000 children a year, say Imperial College London scientists
Genetically-modified mosquitoes being developed at South Kensington’s Imperial College could save millions of lives by eradicating malaria-carrying insects. The House