Why record numbers of Merton families will rely on food banks this Christmas
SW Londoner meets foodbank volunteers helping families struggling to make this season festive. I’m led into a church hall filled
Out of pocket: London women working for ‘free’ until 2015 as Equal Pay Day comes three days early
With only 50 days until Christmas let’s hope London’s busy working mums have finished buying presents as, on average, from
Victory for Curzon Cinema workers as bosses agree to pay London Living Wage after year-long campaign
Curzon Cinema employees celebrated a victory this week in a long dispute over fair pay rates, they voted overwhelming in
‘Millions forced into poverty’: South London’s People Assembly to launch fresh fight against austerity with Brixton’s Ritzy strikers
Ritzy cinema strikers and Diane Abbott will launch a renewed fight against government austerity policies at the South London People’s
‘Vital care’ from Richmond home workers to be rewarded by 15% pay rise
Richmond carers could be rewarded for their hard work as proposals to increase their hourly wage go before the council,