Petition to stop Fulham congestion nears 5000 signatures following controversy over council traffic schemes
A petition against controversial council traffic schemes in Fulham is set to reach 5000 signatures following concern from residents that
Women-only tube carriages: more than 13,000 sign petition in favour
A petition calling for Transport for London (TfL) to introduce women-only carriages on the London Underground has gained over 13,000
Beloved Morden shop owner still faces uncertain future after 20 years
A cherished Morden shop still faces an uncertain future despite Merton Council’s rejection of a plan to convert the store
Southall residents demand action amid fly-tipping ‘explosion’
Southall residents are campaigning to tackle what they describe as an explosion in fly-tipping in the area in recent years.
Victory for Battersea residents after council unanimously rejects controversial tower
Wandsworth Council unanimously rejected a controversial 28-story riverside tower proposal in Battersea. The One Battersea Bridge proposal, led by Rockwell
Battersea residents await council’s decision on controversial tower
Wandsworth residents feel misled by property developer’s proposal to build a controversial tower next to Battersea Bridge. The plan, led
Hundreds of residents campaign council to protect Brockwell Park
The last Brockwell Live drop-in session left campaigners more determined than ever to make Lambeth council listen. The festival series
Bus drivers march for their rights and promise more action to come
Around 200 activists marched on Transport for London headquarters to demand a ‘bill of rights’ for bus drivers to kickstart
Putney and Wimbledon residents call for drastic reform to bus services in ‘shambles’
Residents of Putney and Wimbledon have called for Transport for London (TfL) to drastically reform a bus services in “absolute
Tea room dedicated to road crash victim opening in cemetery
A tea room dedicated to the memory of a young woman killed by a drunk driver is celebrating its grand
Majority of Londoners support new law to end child poverty
More than three-quarters of people in the UK would support a new parliamentary Bill to end child poverty, a survey