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Plans by Sadiq Khan to review the Patrols Plus scheme as part of budget cuts have reignited division over the

In the UK 95 million cups of coffee are drunk every day – but what if that cappuccino you drink

Postmen and women are doing their part to tackle loneliness by visiting people on their mail routes as part of

Panto-goers were left disappointed at a Wimbledon theatre’s response to Lee Ryan abandoning his role as Aladdin. The Blue star

A Mitcham-based dance school will be taking to the New Wimbledon Theatre stage to celebrate all the culture that Merton

A man died this afternoon after he was stabbed in a ‘shocking and violent attack’ on board a South Western

A Wandsworth Labour councillor whose life changed after an accident has criticised Universal Credit for leaving residents unable to afford

Today is Fat Cat Friday: the date by which top UK bosses have already made more than most working people

A former homeless man is battling to save the Brixton book stand he built with his own hands. Book Stop

Cries to ‘stop bombing Yemen’ filled Whitehall as a protest organised by London Students for Yemen (LSfY) called for the

London’s busiest food bank is bracing itself for the most demanding month of the year as more people are expected