Tens of thousands sign petition against ‘Snooper’s Charter’ supported by Wimbledon MP
NEW surveillance law is being welcomed by many South West London MPs, despite more than 200,000 signing a petition in protest.
Honours system must change says Wandsworth Council leader and New Year honour recipient Ravi Govindia
The honours system must keep up with the times and reflect modern values, says Wandsworth council leader and New Year
Life-long Morden resident turned Labour councillor honoured for more than three decades of service
A Labour councillor and life-long Morden resident has been honoured by his peers and colleagues for more than 30 years
Siobhain McDonagh chats women in politics 50 years since miniskirts were banned in parliament
Exactly 50 years ago today – on December 2, 1966 – the miniskirt was banned in parliament. A symbol
May leads UK political reaction after shock Trump election result
Theresa May has led the UK political reaction to Donald Trump being elected the next President of the United States.
‘This is about stopping Goldsmith, May, Brexit and Heathrow’: Greens pull out of Richmond by-election
The Green Party has announced they will not be standing a candidate in the Richmond Park and North Kingston by-election.
On the pulse: Would you prefer an airport expansion at Heathrow or Gatwick?
Prime Minister Theresa May will announce whether the government favour backing an airport expansion at Heathrow or Gatwick next week.
Green Party call to kill Garden Bridge project after ‘damning’ governmental report
London Assembly transport committee member Caroline Russell slammed the garden bridge project yesterday after Tuesday’s ‘damning’ report by the National Audit
Croydon South MP Chris Philp shows red card to CEOs with ‘Premier League wages’ and demands accountability
Businesses bosses benefitting from ‘Premier League football-style wage inflation’ should be more answerable to shareholders according to Croydon South MP
Brixton domestic abuse survivor welcomes new law but claims more needs to be done to break cycle of violence
“My husband held a pillow over my head – his violence was always directed above my shoulders. “He slammed my
High Court rules Brixton custody death officer can’t resign before IPCC investigation concludes
A Met officer cannot resign before an investigation into the death of a mentally-ill musician at Brixton police station, the