Putney professor drew up 160 page suicide plan after battling degenerative brain disease
Summary: Philip Adey was diagnosed with multiple system atrophy in 2010. By SWLondoner staff An eminent professor from Putney committed
Richmond care centre goes back in time for dementia patients
Summary: Amy Woodgate Specialist Resource Centre has opened a 1950s convenience store. Image: By Seema Hakim A Richmond residential and
South West London residents urged to sign up for Big London Energy Switch
Summary: Lambeth, Merton, Kingston, Richmond and Croydon are among those participating in the scheme Image: By David Eggboro Disgruntled energy
My Big Mouth: Save our subcultures
Summary: Violent attacks against subcultures like punks and goths are now being considered as hate crimes by the Greater Manchester
Croydon Council backs anti-smoking campaigns despite shares in the tobacco industry
Summary: The council has £2.1million invested in the tobacco industry. Image: By Jacob Metcalf Anti-smoking groups have criticised Croydon
Sentenced: Couple involved in stabbing of Brixton teenager detained for total of 18 years
Summary: Cherelle McKenzie-Jackson, 14, and boyfriend Marc Anthony Tulloch, 17, were convicted of the manslaughter of 15-year-old Junior Nkwelle. Image:
On the Pulse: Does the Philpotts’ punishment fit their crime?
Summary: Michael Philpott, 56, was convicted of manslaughter and told he will serve a minimum of 15 years in prison.
New London cycle race to take in Merton after lobbyists propose a change of route
Summary: The race hopes to attract the same level of attention as its famous running counterpart. Image: By Emma Birkett
Campaigners raise questions about animal cruelty ahead of this weekend’s Grand National
Summary: The Aintree event is arguably one of the most famous and controversial horse racing events in the calendar By
Martin Jol warns Fulham not to be complacent to make Premier League safety certain
Summary: The team face Arsenal at Craven Cottage By Kalika Mehta Martin Jol has warned his Fulham side that there
Anger continues as school crossing services are cut across Wandsworth
Summary: Dismayed parents and schoolchildren have said their goodbyes to lollipop men and women after Wandsworth Council stopped funding the