Who Are You?, a children’s picture book that encourages discussions about identity and heritage, is now available in bookshops across

In your lunchtime update with Joe Marshall, we have stories about TfL starting works on Battersea Bridge to improve safety

Reports of child abuse in South West London have increased since 2013 with Richmond-upon-Thames detecting 130% more children, and Merton

A Barnes campaign group for hedgehogs is appealing for support for its “Hedgehog Superhighway” this winter. Barnes resident Michel Birkenwald

The brother of a man who went missing more than a month ago is renewing the appeal for information. Antonino

Richmond parkrun celebrated their 14th anniversary on Saturday with little fanfare, but hailed its loyal participants and the community that

Afghan refugees in Richmond could face a six month wait to be rehomed, claims Richmond Park MP Sarah Olney. Richmond

South west London is celebrating Black History Month in full force, so SWL has put together a list of the

A new SEND primary school has opened in Twickenham as part of an effort to improve the area’s provisions for children with speech, language and communication needs.

A short film backed by Richmond Council highlighting domestic abuse is set to premiere at Twickenham’s The Exchange. Tears Dry

Three women spent 10 days on a paddleboarding trip from Bristol to London to show the grim reality of England’s