Wandsworth school leads relief drive for Hurricane Melissa’s Jamaican victims
Secondary school students and staff are collecting aid for families affected in Jamaica by Hurricane Melissa. Principal Leon Wilson, of
See it, pray it – sorted! The church now opening next to platform 2 at Clapham Junction
Worshippers are celebrating a new church in Clapham. Clapham Junction Church is open for Sunday services and Wednesday Bible study
Father and son changing the face of the UK pickleball scene
A Wandsworth entrepreneur is accelerating pickleball’s rapid emergence in the UK with the sport’s very own equivalent of ASOS. Freddie
The Northern Line Bank branch to reopen next week, TfL confirms
The Bank branch of the Northern Line will fully resume services on Monday after a 17-week closure, TfL has confirmed.
Boris Johnson admits ‘tough night’ amid Conservative losses
Boris Johnson has said the Conservatives have had a “tough night” after they suffered a swathe of defeats in local council elections across England, including significant losses in London.
Election results 2022: Boris Johnson’s Conservatives reel, as London losses mount
Conservative defeats in local elections across the UK, including significant losses in London, have increased the pressure on Boris Johnson, according to Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer.
Mental health advocate encourages people to open up on Time to Talk Day
A Wandsworth mental health advocate is sharing her experience with depression in a campaign to encourage people to be open
Has Covid-19 masked the impact of Brexit on small businesses?
In December 2021, the European Movement in Wandsworth and Merton published the findings of its survey on the impact of
South west London boroughs among worst in capital for hate crime
Boroughs in south west London are among the worst in the capital for rising hate crime, with many reporting a