‘My daughter may die’: The harrowing London living conditions behind Amnesty International campaign
A mother of two fears her seven-year-old daughter may die whilst living in a Lambeth council flat affected by mould
South west London foodbanks push Government to act as demand surges
Lambeth foodbanks are urging the Government to do more to combat poverty following a staggering rise in demand due to
More than food: How Brixton Foodbank saved one woman’s life
A woman’s life was transformed by Norwood & Brixton Foodbank, whose support goes far beyond food supplies. Dorisilla Adolwa spent
From Norwood to Hollywood? Showtime for local filmmakers
West Norwood filmmakers had their work celebrated at a Local Short Film Showcase at Picturehouse cinema yesterday. The event was
Wimbledon saved as Boundary Commission proposals see Merton constituencies divided
Wimbledon is set to remain as one constituency following the latest proposals from the Boundary Commission for England. Other constituencies
‘Step behind the headlines’: Norwood & Brixton Foodbank documentary nominated for Charity Film Award
A documentary about Norwood & Brixton Foodbank has been nominated for a Charity Film Award. The film explores the day-to-day
South London food banks welcome Iain Duncan Smith’s latest proposal to introduce job advisers
Food banks in south London are cautiously optimistic about Iain Duncan Smith’s latest proposal to have job advisers stationed in