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As we emerge out of our third lockdown towards the end of all restrictions, we have all felt the impact

Controls on dogs in both Richmond and Bushy Parks are being dramatically stepped up following a series of shocking attacks

School uniforms will be made more affordable for families in England after a new law passed through Parliament last week.

A rent strike spearheaded by a new organization at Brunel University London has concluded after a final decision on how

Last Friday, a family in Tooting completed the challenge of cooking 52 different meals from 52 different countries in 52

Children’s exposure to fake news is a growing problem that requires action by parents and teachers, an expert has claimed.

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Our May 2021 e-edition is here and it’s full of the biggest news and sport from south west London. We

Voters headed to the polls to elect a new Mayor along with 25 members of the London Assembly on Thursday

The Liberal Democrat candidate for the London Assembly in Merton & Wandsworth claims her political ideas reflect her belief that

Exam watchdog Ofqual released guidance for teachers at the end of last week on how to generate GCSE and A Level grades.