Battersea-based initiative leading the way in food waste prevention
A Battersea-based food waste prevention organisation has emerged from the pandemic with many fresh ideas and a growing network of
Sky Pool: Nine Elms set for the world’s first floating oasis
The world’s first swimming pool floating in the sky will officially open in Nine Elms next Saturday. The Sky Pool
Battersea Park Children’s Zoo welcomes back visitors after lockdown
Battersea Park Children’s Zoo has welcomed back visitors after suffering significant financial loss due to Covid-19. When the zoo was
York Gardens protester facing High Court over three-week occupation to save the trees
The lead protester behind a three-week occupation to save hundreds of trees in Battersea’s York Gardens will face a hearing
Homeboy Bar opens in Battersea with Irish hospitality and ‘one of the best pints of Guinness in London’
An Irish duo behind the fourth best cocktail bar in the world have opened their second site in Battersea. Homeboy
Conservative candidate asks voters not to be distracted by sleaze scandal
The Conservative London Assembly candidate for Merton & Wandsworth has said voters should focus on who will be the best
Dementia-friendly minibus stolen from Wandsworth charity for elderly
A Wandsworth charity supporting the isolated elderly is appealing for the return of its unique dementia-friendly minibus after it was
Battersea Arts Centre’s Pay What You Can model could continue indefinitely
Battersea Arts Centre’s (BAC) new Pay What You Can model, could be around for the long haul. The venue announced
Northcote Road businesses rejoice as weekend pedestrianisation scheme returns
Northcote Road businesses have shared their delight after Wandsworth Council approved plans to reprise the weekend pedestrianisation initiative, first implemented
Wandsworth women’s community group supply food for the elderly
A women’s community group from Wandsworth have been delivering food to the elderly for over a year in Battersea through
Some of the best pubs in south west London to wet your post-lockdown whistle
It’s T-Minus four days to the day we’ve been waiting for since December, when pubs and restaurants can reopen and