Dedicated fundraiser honoured to carry Paralympic torch
Summary: A 28-time marathon runner carried the Paralympic torch this week, celebrating 40 years of service to the Royal Hospital
Olympic-themed cookery workshop goes down a treat in Putney
Summary: The two-day event gave 35 youngsters the chance to take part in healthy cooking and baking activities. Image: By
Fulham to expand Craven Cottage capacity to 30,000
Summary: The current 25,500 seater will see the partial demolition and rebuild of the western ends of the Putney and
Heathrow trial gives flight path residents chance to opt for more sleep
Summary: Residents living under the Heathrow flight path are being given a say on whether they would swap an extra
Putney unveils first Jubilee paving stone
Summary: The stone, laid by Wandsworth Council on Festing Road, reads: “Happy and Glorious Queen Elizabeth’s Diamond Jubilee 2012”. Image:
Thames Water confirm plans for Fulham ‘super sewer’
Summary: Thames Water will be pushing ahead with the 20-mile long Thames Tunnel which will be needed to deal with
What’s On in South West London: 6 April – 12 April
Summary: SW Londoner provides your weekly round-up of what South West London has to offer. Image: By Helen Wright Looking
Wimbledon Village delighted by Andy Murray Olympic torch announcement
Summary: Wimbledon Village is gripped with excitement at the news that Andy Murray will be carrying the Olympic torch in
London Mayor candidate Siobhan Benita calls for more diverse public leaders
Summary: Ms Benita is also concerned that women are put off politics because they come under more scrutiny from the
Wandsworth paves the way to Jubilee celebrations
Summary: Wandsworth’s streets will bear memory of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee for many years to come thanks to a pavement
Foster care appeal for Battersea’s stigmatised Staffies
Summary: Battersea Dogs and Cats Home today launched an appeal for short-term foster carers as it prepares for a surge