Merton Moves project launched by Wimbledon Guild and Merton Council
Wimbledon Guild and Merton Council have partnered to launch the Merton Moves initiative. The project, launched on the 30th November,
Wimbledon Guild and Merton Council have partnered to launch the Merton Moves initiative. The project, launched on the 30th November,
Every Tuesday, 74-year-old Judith Howard and 11 of her friends go to a St Mary Abchurch organ recital near Cannon
British ash trees are battling a health crisis of their own as they tackle a deadly fungus called ash dieback.
Bollards protecting a Kensington cycleway were removed last night despite protests by cycle-savvy kids and adults. The bollards on Kensington
Hampton Court Palace Ice Rink opens this weekend with a special appearance from award-winning children’s author Joanne Hutchinson. The ice
“I’m not superwoman… yet,” Jade Hoskins quips. Although, to open a bar during a global pandemic and be so successful
Chancellor Rishi Sunak last week recommitted to the Government’s August 2019 spending plan to the increase the budget for schools
Roehampton University Students Union passed a motion opposing £3.2m of cuts to the university’s Arts & Humanities faculty last Monday.
Roehampton University Student Union voted to oppose a proposed £3.2 million cut to the School of Arts and Humanities last
An anti-vax London primary school teacher has claimed COVID-19 is not a killer virus and said she and her family
In a new event for 2020, Positively Putney have partnered with Andersen Press to bring Elmer the Patchwork Elephant to