Initiative proving a success in helping more girls to take up sport
England Hockey are encouraging more girls to take up sport through Team Up initiative. Alexandra Smart, coach at Hampstead and
Festival returns to shed light on British and Israeli cultures
Israeli and British cultures will be explored in the seventh annual SHE festival in South West London. The promenade theatre
Iron Lady still rules: Richmond historian crowns Margaret Thatcher most influential woman in 200 years
Michelle Obama, Margaret Thatcher, a sporting star or a prime time pioneer – who would you choose as the most
Battersea and Putney MPs play key role in campaign against devastating practise of FGM
The fight against female genital mutilation (FGM) has drawn celebrities and politicians alike to speak out against the practise but
Fathers rejoice! ‘Dad bods’ beat fitness fanatics as survey reveals women prefer fuller frames
Dad bods – the male equivalent of mum tums and euphemistic ‘post-pregnancy curves’ – have beaten beach bodies as the
From tragedy to triumph: Tooting’s ‘Chickpea sisters’ build migrant community through cooking
A lorry crammed with migrants – 53 adults and 15 children – desperate to have a life in the UK
A twisted retelling of The Taming of the Shrew brings screwball comedy to New Wimbledon Theatre
Mother knows best in a novel role-reversal of Shakespeare’s classic at the New Wimbledon Theatre Studio next week, where rings,
Votes for women! Female MPs have biggest ever win but still only make up a third of Parliament
One of the biggest results of the election – the number of women in Parliament is now at its highest
Which Blue are you? Cambridge and Oxford prepare to battle it out on the Thames during historic boat race
The sun will be shining, the Pimms will be flowing and the crowds will be roaring when the 161st Boat
From music hall to modern comedy: One woman on a mission to make London laugh
Welsh comedienne Emily Davis is on a mission to make London laugh with a one-woman show in the grand tradition
Review: Birkbeck Professor’s talk on WWI London prostitutes @ Durning Library
The setting was intimate but there wasn’t a spare seat to be found as London historian and Birkbeck Professor Jerry