‘We fight to win!’ Mitcham & Morden Labour candidate confident of party’s chance ahead of tonight’s result
Mitcham and Morden Labour candidate Siobhain McDonagh cast her vote at St Joseph’s Church in Colliers Wood this morning. Ms
General Election 2015: Round the clock coverage, results and reaction from across south west London
It’s promised to be the most exciting election in living memory and so far it’s certainly lived up to that
Twickenham’s Christian Peoples Alliance candidate claims UKIP is ‘compromising’ on policy ahead of poll
UKIP has been blasted by a defector now standing for the Christian Peoples Alliance in Twickenham for ‘compromising on their
Carshalton and Wallington National Front candidate and Holocaust questioner’s views branded ‘despicable’
Carshalton and Wallington’s National Front candidate and self-proclaimed Holocaust questioner is claiming that British society is ‘under threat’ while the
HMP Wandsworth inmate, 46, charged with murder of fellow prisoner due to appear in court
The man charged with the murder of a fellow inmate is due to appear at court today. Taras Nykolyn, 46,
Wool ewe please pull over? Kingston police discover fundraising sheep travelling loose in car boot
Kingston police officers carrying out routine checks on vehicles were surprised to find a sheep travelling in the boot of
London firefighters deployed to Nepal earthquake site to join rescue effort
Five specially-trained London Fire Brigade officers have flown to Nepal as part of a 67-strong International Search and Rescue team
Streatham Green councillor frustrated that Reclaim Brixton violence grabbed headlines – not peaceful protest
A Streatham Green councillor has expressed his disappointment that some violence overshadowed the otherwise peaceful seven-hour Brixton protest on Saturday.
Croydon’s ‘green knight’ battles Sutton Council plans for Beddington Farm incinerator
The days of chivalry may be consigned to the history books but some might say Shasha Khan gallantly lives up
Kensington Tory candidate hits back at flagship right to buy policy which would ‘reduce social housing stock’
Kensington’s Conservative candidate has revealed she may fight against her party’s Thatcherite ‘right to buy’ policy as it would severely
‘They’ve let down small businesses’: Streatham’s Chuka Umunna hits back after Tory business letter boost
Shadow Business Secretary Chuka Umunna has refuted claims that a Labour government would be ‘far too risky’ for businesses branding