A British Christmas Day with one of UK’s youngest Imams and his family
As Christmas Day draws closer SWL spoke to one of the UK’s youngest Imams about his family’s Christmas plans and
Written in the stars: Astrologers and tarot readers see rise in young people seeking guidance
Millennial and ‘gen Z’ cohorts are embracing New Age practices in a time of uncertainty. Mercury is in retrograde.
Road trip aims to reveal Merton’s historical value in support of Borough of Culture bid
Leaders of Merton’s London Borough of Culture bid embarked on a road trip to reveal the area’s rich cultural history.
Celebrities set to join Stroke Association’s Holy Trinity Church carol service tonight
London stars will give festive readings at the Stroke Association’s annual carol service at Holy Trinity Church tonight. Former Who
“There was something extraordinary about her” – Diana’s priest speaks about Dodi Fayed, her visits from beyond the grave and the legacy she has left
A south west London priest has opened up about his relationship with Princess Diana, 20 years after her death. Father
On the pulse: Should businesses to be able to ban their workers from wearing religious symbols?
The European Court of Justice has ruled that companies can lawfully ban employees from wearing headscarves and religious symbols under
On the pulse: Once pancake day is over, will you be giving up anything for Lent?
From sugar to cigarettes, it’s Ash Wednesday tomorrow which means it’s the time of year again when the nation vows
Wimbledon peer demands attacks against Sikhs mistaken as Muslims to be recorded as separate hate crime
A Sikh charity based in Wimbledon is calling for hate crimes against people of all religions, not just Islam and
Heavenly riches: London’s listed places of worship can opt for slice of £15million roof repair fund
London congregations responsible for looking after listed places of worship can now apply to a new £15million fund. The grants
Bigger than Jesus? McDonald’s Golden Arches more recognisable than Christian cross
It’s official: we love food more than we love God. Or so according to a recent survey which pitched the
Hallelujah: South West London reverends delighted after synod vote paves way for female bishops
Summary: The Church of England’s ruling body voted in favour of proposals. Image: By Molly Kersey Reverends in South West