Sutton United on their way to Wembley for Papa John’s Trophy final
Tuesday 8th March was a historic night for Sutton United as they reached the Papa John’s Trophy final, their first
South west London reaches three million Covid-19 vaccinations
South west London has reached another milestone with three million Covid-19 vaccinations being delivered. Latest figures show that nearly 761,000
Sutton Russian Circle member reacts to Ukraine invasion
A committee member of the Sutton Russian Circle who has lived in Russia and Ukraine has expressed his horror at
Campaign for missing child Lee Boxell renewed with £20,000 plea and new podcast
A £20,000 plea for information about a missing child of 33 years, Lee Boxell, was issued last week and a
The Rise and Fall of Sutton’s Playboy Family
A local historian revived memories of the long-forgotten noblemen of Sutton in a lecture for Sutton’s Honeywood Museum yesterday. John
Food bank and cancer centre among Sutton Community Awards winners
A centre providing holistic treatment for cancer patients and a food bank start-up were among the winners at the Sutton
South west London Councils are spending less on construction
Spending on construction
Which schools in South West London are striking?
Teachers at 23 independent schools within the Girl’s Day School Trust (GDST) went on strike yesterday. In South West London,
Man jailed after admitting attempting to murder his ex-partner
A man who attempted to murder his ex-partner by stabbing her in the street in Sutton has been jailed. Nicholas Hutchins,
South west London boroughs with the most crime are most deprived
South West London boroughs among those recording the most crime in the city are also the most deprived, recent data
Number of ULEVs speedily increases in south west London
The number of ultra-low emission vehicles (ULEVs) registered in south west London has shot up over the last two years.