Return to sender! Wandsworth readers fail to return £370,000 worth of library books
A Wandsworth parent who borrowed a £2 Ladybird book in 2005 has helped rack up a £370,000 book replacement bill
Campaigners rejoice as ‘tax on disability’ is abolished by Hammersmith & Fulham Council
Home care charges for the elderly and disabled will be abolished by Hammersmith & Fulham Council, helping more than 1,000
London’s ‘next big opportunity’? Croydon calls on Westminster to devolve power to transform town into modern European city
Plans to devolve power from Westminster to Croydon were brought to parliament by a team of MPs, councillors and business
Overseas embassies in London refuse to pay £77m on Congestion Charge
Summary: TfL has named 71 countries each owing around 100,000. Image: By SWLondoner staff A staggering £76.9 million is owed
On the Pulse: What should be done about the widening gap between the rich and poor?
Summary: The Sunday Times Rich List was released at the weekend. Image: By David Eggboro Sunday saw the release of the
On the Pulse: Do people pay attention to the Budget?
Summary: The Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, delivered his fourth Budget earlier this week. Image: By Christine Dorisamy-Pillai On
Fulham property owners affected by Thames Water sewer pipe could claim compensation
Summary: The ‘exceptional hardship procedure’ is a mediating offer by Thames Water as opposition to the proposal grows. Image: By
My Big Mouth: Businesses pay too much tax in difficult economic climate
Summary: If we want to get more foreign investment and help the economy grow we need to stop this anti-business
Disabled voters grill London Mayor candidates
Summary: London’s four main mayoral candidates took part in a hustings yesterday in South Bank organised by a coalition of
Hammersmith and Fulham Council embroiled in ‘tax avoidance’ accusation
Summary: The council is strongly refuting allegations they paid individuals in senior roles as companies instead of as employees. Image: