Croydon South’s Class War candidate savages victorious Tory rival
While Conservative candidate Chris Philp celebrates this morning’s victory in South Croydon, Class War rival Jonathan Bigger had a less
General Election 2015: Kingston and Surbiton UKIP candidate ‘this is my first election and it won’t be my last!’
Kingston and Surbiton UKIP candidate Ben Roberts hopes to treble his party’s vote share from last time around, to around
Feline priced out? Map highlighting cost of ‘swinging a cat’ shows Londoners unable to afford homes
You’ll need anything between £42,726 to £158,180 to buy enough space to swing a cat in London, according to a
General Election 2015: More than half a million people in south west London not registered to vote
Today is national register to vote day yet more than half a million people in south west London area alone
The West Lothian question answered? Hague unveils plans for ‘English votes for English laws’
William Hague has called for a change in MP voting that would see Scottish MPs stripped of powers to vote
Lambeth Greens ‘piggyback council decision for political capital’ as parties wrestle over bailiff issue
Lambeth Green Party has released a statement announcing they had secured an ‘urgent’ re-evaluation of the use of bailiffs, but