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Iain Duncan Smith, the prominent Work and Pensions Secretary who has presided over a series of welfare reforms, resigned in

It was edge-of-the-seat entertainment – you could’ve been forgiven for thinking the cheering and applauding woman was at a football

A Morden youth club celebrating its 65th birthday is putting on a free exhibition to mark the anniversary tomorrow. Endeavour Youth

Zac Goldsmith has resigned as patron of a Richmond disability charity after voting for disability cuts, as the chancellor George

PA chief executive turned LGBT role model has been nominated for a prestigious National Diversity Award by her staff at the Royal

UKIP’s former Twickenham parliamentary candidate, Barry Edwards, has applauded ‘patriot’ Boris Johnson’s recent comments supporting the campaign for Britain’s to

Reckless drivers who ‘deliberately’ ran over a police officer in Lambeth have been arrested for attempted murder. The 39-year-old officer

A toad block protecting hundreds of migrating toads will be in force in Richmond for nearly two weeks starting today. The toadworks

London’s biggest trampoline park will be bouncing into Wandsworth this summer. Flip Out’s flagship arena in Earlsfield will host an

High heels and hairspray replaced the usual weights and kettlebells at a Wandsworth Common gym for charity last night. The

Europe’s largest floating solar farm is set to be built in Surrey by the end of March after five years of planning.