Benefit delays, low income and domestic violence fuel numbers relying on Wimbledon food bank
Wimbledon Food Bank is being used by almost 1500 people in need, new figures revealed this week. Nearly 500 of
‘We’re the only challenge to Labour’: UKIP’s Suzanne Evans reveals party’s desire to increase South West London support
UKIP’s deputy chairman, and former Merton councillor, claims the party can build on its Rochester and Strood by-election success and
Richmond residents at risk of living in fuel poverty thrown £60k lifeline by council
Up to 700 Richmond residents on low income who are at risk of living in fuel poverty will be thrown
Baking bad: Former Brixton prisoners enjoy sweet taste of success with Bad Boys’ Bakery
Behind the imposing walls of HMP Brixton the future is looking sweet for those determined to leave their criminal pasts
King’s College Wimbledon crowned top independent secondary school by Sunday Times
A Wimbledon high school has today scooped the Sunday Times’ Independent Secondary School of the Year award. King’s College School,
Northern Line extension from Kennington to Battersea given green light and ‘early Christmas present’ of £1bn
Christmas has come early for London in the form of a £1bn government loan to fund the Northern line extension
A flippin’ good cause: Boxing Day tsunami survivors’ flip flop company Gandys helps orphaned kids around the world
It’s rare that you see Gandys co-founder Rob Forkan in anything but flip flops. Whether meeting Prince Harry at Buckingham
From Croydon to Sri Lanka and back: Boxing Day Tsunami survivors reveal personal tragedy and orphan charity work in book
Two Croydon brothers who survived the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami hope their story will inspire others as they mark the
South London businesses renew commitment to low-paid workers with pledge to pay London Living Wage
Low-paid workers deserve better and should be paid the London Living Wage , demand South London business leaders who are
Clapham comedian Dapper Laughs banned from Cardiff University after protest condemning ‘misogynistic’ show
A controversial Clapham comedian was banned from performing at a Welsh university this week following a protest. Cardiff University students
Ready, steady, rook! Bird lovers rustle up gourmet grub for hungry feathered friends
Why did the chicken cross the road? Well, according to one of the biggest retails of bird seed in the