‘I was a skeletal shell covered in drips’: London mum recalls ‘dark days’ of cervical cancer experience
“I tried not to think the worst, but I really did think I was going to die and never get
Love shouldn’t hurt : Merton Council launches campaign to support victims of domestic abuse
The ‘Love shouldn’t hurt’ campaign was launched today by Merton Council to mark this year’s White Ribbon Day – an
Out of pocket: London women working for ‘free’ until 2015 as Equal Pay Day comes three days early
With only 50 days until Christmas let’s hope London’s busy working mums have finished buying presents as, on average, from
Och aye the yes! Wimbledon golfers delighted with Royal and Ancient Golf Club vote which puts female membership on par with males
Wimbledon golfers are delighted that the Scottish ‘home of golf’ voted in favour of allowing women members yesterday. On the
LOCAL ELECTIONS 2014: It’s a woman’s world in Wandsworth as number of female councillors grows
Summary: Sally-Ann Ephson won in the Queenstown ward and is one of 25 women now on the council. Image: By
Wandsworth’s only female cabinet member insists long way to go in battle for equality
Summary: Councillor for Education and Children’s Services, Kathy Tracey, said things are changing, but too slowly. Image: By Emma Birkett
London Mayor candidate Siobhan Benita calls for more diverse public leaders
Summary: Ms Benita is also concerned that women are put off politics because they come under more scrutiny from the
British handball chief predicts bright future for women’s team
Summary: Chief Executive Paul Goodwin believes their continued progress bodes well for a targeted London 2012 top-eight finish. Image: By