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Stallholders on Brixton’s Electric Avenue say they are being forced to brave ‘dangerous’ plug sockets – despite a £1 million

A dog law expert at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home has praised the EFRA report released last week. The cross-party

Merton Council were one of the first London boroughs to support a national campaign against domestic abuse two months ago.  Now, they’ve

CARSHALTON and Wallington MP Tom Brake has pledged to continue with the Reform Renting campaign following plans to ban letting fees

The tradition of heading to the local bingo hall on a Friday or Saturday night has been dying out for

Laura Kenny has the best cure for those post-wedding blues –  but she insists there’ll be no room for complacency

More than 1,200 visits were made to Croydon Food Bank in the last six months – a 65% increase on

Green Party London Assembly member Sian Berry has challenged the mayor’s plans to increase the amount of police officers linked

A carrot from Hampton Court broke the World Record for the fastest vegetable in a half-marathon last month. James Whistler

The Clash of the Titans charity boxing match will see London Fire Brigade and Metropolitan Police servicemen battle it out in the

Many towns in the UK enjoy strong cultural and historic links with others around the world, and some of those