From Hindu temples to black market ‘prison hair’: Battersea Arts Centre traces extensions back to their roots
The human hair market has grown exponentially and while some find the idea repulsive, hoards of British women are paying
Wandsworth represented entirely by female MPs as Labour’s Rosena Allin-Khan wins Tooting by-election
It’s girl power in Wandsworth as Rosena Allin-Khan was crowned Tooting MP replacing Sadiq Khan in the by-election in the early
Screwed! Call the Midwife star writes debut play tackling alcoholism and ladette culture for Battersea theatre
A former Call the Midwife star has written her first drama aiming to tackle the nation’s growing binge drinking problem to be
Single parent families worst affected by welfare reforms as Wandsworth Foodbank sees users surge by 25%
Vulnerable people in Wandsworth are increasingly being forced into food poverty and associated suicidal tendencies by the government’s welfare reforms,
‘Express your passion and your anger on the dance floor’: Shimmying señoritas take over Battersea barge
A Battersea barge may not seem the obvious location for a flamenco fiesta, but Andalucían traditions are being brought to
Celebrating wellbeing and creativity: South London artists break mental health taboos with Southwark festival
A heart-warming festival aiming to break taboos surrounding mental health kick started last night with plays written by south London
Paralysed Tooting resident overcomes disability to become qualified fitness instructor and Paralympic hopeful
How does someone in a wheelchair skip? This is one of many adaptations the team at Carney’s Community Centre boxing
Paws for thought! Get your pampered pooches primed for pursuit in Battersea’s Muddy Dog Challenge
A Putney runner will join forces with man’s best friend to give back to the canines that gave solace to
Battersea actress crowd funding to take Nigerian Chibok girls tribute play to Edinburgh Fringe Festival
A Battersea actress has started crowd funding in a bid to showcase her self-written play, a tribute to the Nigerian
Playwright shares ‘moments of real sadness’ in How to Die of a Broken Heart at Battersea Arts Centre
Heartbreak and its emotional and physical effects on the body are being explored in an autobiographical one-woman show at Battersea
Battersea’s record-breaking Fara Williams talks England, Arsenal and how the game has changed
Battersea’s Fara Williams’ international career is approaching an incredible 15 years and yet her dedication, drive and love of football