Barking mad! Battersea boozer hosts pampered pooches partying doggy style
What time is it? Woof Time! Dapper dogs in drag took over The Four Thieves pub in Battersea on Sunday
Entertainment
Food & Drink
Waste not, want not: App brings discounted leftovers to hungry Londoners in bid to reduce food waste
An innovative app is helping eateries in south west London reduce their amount of food waste while saving customers money.
Entertainment
Plans progress for a Wimbledon concert hall to ‘rival world-leading music venues’
A major concert hall could soon be coming to Wimbledon as a group of residents draw up a planning proposal
News
Adopt a granny with Putney charity as Age UK reveal half a million old people spend every day alone
Adopting a granny has never been so important as Age UK has revealed that half a million people over the
Kensington & Chelsea
Score! Chelsea FC get green light from Hammersmith & Fulham Council for £500million 60,000-seat stadium
Chelsea football club’s new £500million stadium will be a help not a hindrance to the borough, according to a prominent
Merton
Junior gym memberships help Wimbledon kids join in New Year fitness focus to smash obesity
This is the week we all rush to join the gym, according to Statistic Brain Research Institute. More than one
Croydon
South west London welcomes up to 27 Calais Jungle child refugees
SOUTH west London boroughs received up to 27 child refugees from the Calais Jungle camp after it was demolished in October.
Merton
Tens of thousands sign petition against ‘Snooper’s Charter’ supported by Wimbledon MP
NEW surveillance law is being welcomed by many South West London MPs, despite more than 200,000 signing a petition in protest.
Lambeth
An invitation across the nation! Brixton remembers Bowie on first anniversary of Starman’s death
There was a sombre mood in Brixton last night as fans flocked to a mural to remember David Bowie on
Election 2019
London Transport Committee chair Caroline Pidgeon slams Chris Grayling over Southern strikes
Caroline Pidgeon has slammed transport minister Chris Grayling for being ‘tribally party political’ in the wake of Southern strikes hitting
Election 2019
Alzheimer’s Society calls for further investigation after study suggests dementia rates higher near busy roads
Leading dementia charity Alzheimer’s Society has called for further investigation into a study which suggested living near busy roads has