A Merton girls’ school has won £5,000 government prize for being one of the most improved schools in the country.

A children’s charity fighting for the empowerment of underprivileged girls is throwing a Valentine’s Day cultural fundraising dinner this Friday at Lambeth Town

“It was a moment of madness really,” says Nick Grant, Twickenham’s Labour candidate for the general election, when asked why

Snow, wind and rain wasn’t enough to put one university student off running in the National Cross Country Championships last

League tables published last week show Merton schools to be among the top in the country for GCSE grades while

Half of all Londoners have more to worry about than tube troubles and horrible bosses as new research reveals that

Technology is the future, but so are our children. As coding was introduced to the UK curriculum and iPads have

Lecturers at Lambeth College have walked out today, threatening indefinite strikes, in a row over new staffing contracts. The strike

Pupils at a Dagenham school are celebrating after the spirit of Pudsey Bear helped them to one of their greatest

‘Horrified’ adult learners discovered their study aspirations might come to a sudden end after Merton council announced the future of

Buildings are the physical framework of any community; but how much do we really know about the structures shaping where