A welcome tonic: Fever Tree donates to Hammersmith & Fulham Covid-19 community appeal
Hammersmith-based Fever-Tree, the drinks mixers company, announced a £10,000 donation to a community coronavirus response appeal last week. The UNITED
‘Your abnormal is some people’s normal’ – Housebound 21-year-old hopes lockdown will increase empathy for the chronically ill
A housebound woman who was placed into the menopause at 20 has opened up about why we shouldn’t forget the
Wimbledon Foundation pledges £20k to Merton Giving Coronavirus Fund
The Wimbledon Foundation pledged £20,000 in matched donations to the Merton Giving Coronavirus Fund in the wake of this year’s
Twickenham man 3D-prints PPE parts from home shed to help protect NHS frontline staff
A Twickenham man converted his shed into a workshop for his 3D printers to help produce face shields for the
COVID-19 helpline set up by volunteers in Croydon to support their neighbours
Croydon residents are showing compassion, empathy and sacrifice in the face of Covid-19, like many all over the country. Croydon
Wandsworth’s celebrity cafe fights to keep ex-convicts working
Battersea’s Social Pantry Café will need government grants to keep hiring ex-convicts and re-open in summer. The Social Pantry catering
Kingston mums chronicle life under coronavirus lockdown through poetry
Two Kingston mums have written a book of poems documenting the hopes, fears and mundanities of life under coronavirus lockdown.
Lack of PPE leaves security guards ‘at risk’ from Covid-19 at St George’s University
A lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) has seen security guards walk out in protest at a major south London
Coronavirus leaves Brentford FC fans in dark over Griffin Park
The coronavirus has dragged football into unchartered territory kicking and screaming.
Back of the net! Tooting life commentator is a hit with reflections on everyday activities
A Tooting sport commentator broke the internet by doing life commentary in lockdown. Freelance commentator Nick Heath, 41, became an
Richmond estate agents adapt to survive property market woes
Estate agents in Richmond are turning to alternative ways of conducting business while prospective buyers, sellers and tenants are in