Appeal for funds to get A* student into master’s at Imperial College
An A* student selected as a ‘future leader’ has had to appeal for help for funding to attend a prestigious
Wandsworth food bank welcomes largest ever food poverty study
A Wandsworth food bank welcomed the UK’s largest ever study into poverty and food insecurity, which found people forced to
Lambeth churches to help unemployed get work-ready with job clubs
Churches from across Lambeth and neighbouring boroughs are set to run free job clubs to help people get back into
Soup kitchen serving up music and sport wants to expand into south west London
An independent soup kitchen started by a victim of knife crime is looking to expand into south west London following
South west London foodbanks push Government to act as demand surges
Lambeth foodbanks are urging the Government to do more to combat poverty following a staggering rise in demand due to
Southwark sees 600% increase in number of empty homes in 2020
1/24 homes in Southwark have no one living in them
Oxfam: Urgent clarity needed on £2.9 billion government cut to UK foreign aid budget
Oxfam is calling for urgent clarity on where the government’s £2.9 billion worth of cuts to the UK foreign aid
Balham baby bank Little Village turns to pedal power amid coronavirus strain
A Balham baby bank has moved its services onto two wheels amid the coronavirus outbreak. The charity, which also has
Amanda’s trip to Delhi slums inspires unique Indian cook book of street food curries
A food lover who travelled to India told today how she created a curry cookbook using recipes from women she
Government criticised for response to child poverty debate
South west London MPs expressed disappointment at a government minister’s ‘complacent’ speech during a parliamentary debate on child poverty last week.
Siobhain McDonagh calls for decisive action to end child poverty in London
Mitcham and Morden MP Siobhain McDonagh urged the government to tackle child poverty in London last week after statistics revealed