Tributes paid as “true champion for accessibility” retires from political life
London’s ‘five-star public servant’ Val Shawcross CBE has earned praise from across the political spectrum after announcing her retirement following
London’s ‘five-star public servant’ Val Shawcross CBE has earned praise from across the political spectrum after announcing her retirement following
Richmond Rugby chair Laura Kapo hailed the progress of women’s sport, but believes there is still a long way to
Pimlico Plumbers founder Charlie Mullins OBE has thrown his hat into the ring to become Mayor of London in 2020.
The chairman of Merton’s London Borough of Culture bid has revealed the proposal’s ambitions to unite the people of Merton. Merton
Large festivals are planned in this London park as part of Lambeth Council’s Events 2020 policy – so why are
Wimbledon shoppers would welcome a 25p ‘latte levy’ on disposable coffee cups, following calls today from the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) to
Amid fears of an imminent takeover by Mike Ashley, traders at Brixton Market have set out their hopeful vision for
After it was revealed that London households produced an estimated 900,000 tonnes of food waste each year, Merton and Lambeth
Harlequins Ladies coach Karen Findlay believes rugby is at the sporting forefront of promoting inclusivity and diversity. Speaking ahead of
Wandsworth residents are being shown the skills to upcycle their jumpers for Christmas in free sewing workshops. Love Your Clothes,
Kingston Carnival has received additional funding after another successful year which saw cultures and traditions from across the borough come