South west London schools to feel effect of cuts to special needs support services
Cutbacks are being forced on students with mental health and special needs, according to a survey published yesterday. The Association
‘A monstrous act’: Lambeth among areas with highest prevalence of FGM in England
Lambeth is among the areas with the highest prevalence of Female Genital Mutilation in England according to a report published
Protestors occupy Lambeth libraries to prevent closure as Green Party criticise ‘shambolic’ council plans
Against a backdrop of nationwide library closures and cuts, a Lambeth library is being occupied by peaceful protestors after it
Where’s Wally? Themed charity race for runners and readers alike to hit Clapham Common
Jovial joggers will be bringing ‘Where’s Wally’ out of hiding for a themed fun run on Clapham Common this March.
Mitcham ‘boxing BTEC’ founder on course for knock-out success
The founder of a boxing BTEC in Mitcham has seen his crop of fresh teens develop in to a group
Absolutely Fabulous actress Joanna Lumley joins fight against Lambeth library closures
Joanna Lumley has joined library campaigners against council plans to close half its libraries. The Absolutely Fabulous actress lives near
Campaigners urge Lambeth Council not to let Brixton Windmill’s flour and education programme grind to a halt
Brixton Windmill’s plans to mill flour for the first time since 1934 could be thwarted due to Lambeth Council’s ‘deafening
‘We need to stop this atrocity’: Croydon medical student backs junior doctor strikes
A Croydon trainee doctor has branded the proposed changes to junior doctors’ contracts as a matter of ‘life or death’.
Rock legend Bryan Adams donates cash to build all-weather playground at Chelsea primary school
Bryan Adams gave a Chelsea primary school one of the ‘best days of their lives’ after he donated cash to create
Roehampton University joins chorus of condemnation over government’s ‘Hunger Games’ tuition fee increases
Angry students condemned ‘university Hunger Games’ as Roehampton undergraduates joined the backlash against tuition fee increases proposed in a government report
No internet, no television and no films: Welcome to Morden’s tech-free Acorn School
A unique independent school in Morden has banned pupils from using technology in school AND at home in a bid