Glorious Revolution for 2015: Vauxhall becomes political battleground as businessman relaunches historic Whig party
A 336-year-old political party is being revived by a Battersea businessman who is seeking election in Vauxhall next year. Waleed
Battersea animal charity urges pet owners to create safe havens for cowering cats and canines on Bonfire Night
London pet owners are being urged to provide a dark and quiet refuge at home for terrified cats and dogs
Tooting MP Sadiq Khan urges government to tackle ‘distressing’ issue of 63,000 London children waking up homeless this Christmas
Tooting MP Sadiq Khan is demanding the government face up to the problem that more than 63,000 London children will
Beers and cheers! Actors set to tread boards at Clapham theatre above PUB
Actors are set to tread the boards at a brand new Clapham theatre that will open above a pub. The
David Gandy goes solo on Battersea red carpet despite rekindling romance with The Saturdays’ Mollie King
David Gandy cut a dapper, if solitary, figure on the red carpet for a Battersea animal charity fundraiser last night
PETA president reveals grisly plans to carve up and mount body parts to continue animal rights fight from beyond grave
A human flesh handbag, an eyeball plucked out, mounted and presented to a US federal agency and feet transformed into
NHS dementia payment scheme condemned as ‘patient bounty’ by Patients Association
A £5 million scheme to pay doctors for identifying patients with dementia has been condemned as ‘distorted’ by the Patients
Need for speed: More than 50% of London broadband bandits admit to ‘borrowing’ neighbours’ internet connection
The research, conducted by broadband provider Hyperoptic, revealed that more than 50% of those living in the capital would illegally
Matted mutts with skin conditions so bad it made them BLIND nursed back to health by Battersea animal charity
Typical pampered pooch breeds are suffering from such badly matted fur and skin conditions that it is causing them extreme
Weapon scanners installed at Merton secondary school during routine police operation as part of Community Action Day
Merton secondary school pupils were scanned for weapons by police as they made their way to class today, but none
Disgruntled south London train commuters delayed by ‘slippery rails’ caused by tail-end of Hurricane Gonzalo
The tail-end of Hurricane Gonzalo caused commuter rush hour problems in South West London this morning as hundreds of commuters