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The rate of self-harm per thousand women in prison has hit the highest it has been on record. In the

Brixton-based charity Poetic Unity have announced that they, alongside Black Cultural Archives and Theatre Peckham, have received National Lottery support

British Afghans met in Feltham on Saturday to write an open letter to the Government calling for sanctions and elections

The phrase: ‘don’t fall backwards’ is a universal truth, but especially poignant when skating. An antidote to the adage: ‘The

A group of activists who occupied an old and unused police station in Camberwell throughout July to protest the new

A community group in Balham are calling on residents to help clean up SW12, after collecting 23 bags of rubbish

Croydon Council has partnered with local business Peddle my Wheels to set up a scheme for pop-up second-hand bike markets.

London Mosques will hold their first gathering since the start of the pandemic, to continue the running of UK’s longest running Islamic convention.

Several areas including Twickenham Town, achieved an average of zero or below excess deaths according to numbers published this week by the Office of National Statistics.

SWLondoner visited the largest mosque in Britain to talk to one of Britains youngest Imams about his journey and the help Ahmidiyya Muslims gave during the pandemic.

Author and broadcaster Anita Anand has been selected as a patron of the Richmond Society. Anand will work as an