Screams and shouting pierced through a quiet road in Tulse Hill on a dark Sunday night. A young man lay on

Neil Kinnock gave an impassioned plea to ‘dispirited’ Labour Party members in Morden last night. The former Labour leader urged members to

Theresa May has led the UK political reaction to Donald Trump being elected the next President of the United States.

The furore over boundary changes to MPs seats has hit south west London as two MPs prepare to fight the

UKIP’s prospective party leader, Clapham family solicitor Elizabeth Jones, has urged the government to adopt an alternative plan to try

The Liberal Democrats’ only London Assembly member Caroline Pidgeon has given her views on Southern rail strikes, Heathrow expansion delays

The battle for residents’ votes has begun in Sutton & Cheam as the new Liberal Democrat candidate sent an early

With the UK’s Leave vote triggering Prime Minister David Cameron’s resignation and a fall in value of the pound, London

The biggest political question of a generation will be answered next week although the British public are likely to agree

Lambeth is well known as a Labour stronghold but candidates, from protesters inspired by library closures to veteran contenders running two campaigns

The election battle bus is synonymous with British political campaigns, however in Tooting the Green Party has rejected the stereotype