Clapham resident stages undercover operation to recover stolen bike
When a £3,500 bike was stolen in Clapham, its owner staged a successful undercover operation to get it back: Operation
Low rents and quirky accommodation: property guardianship in the capital
With living costs soaring, many feel they have been priced out of the capital, but could property guardianship provide the
Knock knock? Criminal door callers at large in south west London
A door-to-door salesperson scam that has historically been linked to burglaries has become common in south west London. The ‘Nottingham
Parcel thefts in south west London rise due to non-secure delivery methods
Online shopping has become very popular due to coronavirus restrictions, but virtual shoppers in south west London have seen a
Nearly 30,000 in Lambeth and Southwark still living in homes with unsafe cladding
Nearly 30,000 people in Lambeth and Southwark are living in homes with unsafe cladding, according to shocking new data compiled
Wandsworth Demons celebrate 30 years of AFL growth
It has been 30 years since two Australians eager to recapture the spirit of Aussie Rules Football in south west
Britain’s oldest hospice vows to survive its coronavirus cash crisis
Royal Trinity Hospice has pledged to survive this year but the coronavirus pandemic may accelerate the demand for hospice services
Clapham photographer Jim Grover launches new bench-based exhibition
Jim Grover is a photographer, but he sees himself as a storyteller. Every day in August, Jim photographed a person
Immersive London-based show C-o-n-t-a-c-t extended for six weeks
Critically acclaimed immersive outdoor performance C-o-n-t-a-c-t has been extended for an extra six weeks, it was announced today. C-o-n-t-a-c-t, which
Clapham Society finish friend’s book a year after his death as a ‘fitting tribute’
Members of the Clapham community have banded together to finish a book written by their late friend. Peter Jefferson Smith
Where’s Wally? Clapham Common fun run raises £30,000 for National Literacy Trust
A sea of red and white stripes descended on Clapham Common on Sunday for the seventh annual Where’s Wally fun