Roehampton residents start petition over fears of losing activity centre at ‘the heart of the community’
Roehampton residents have started a petition amid fears that services provided by their activity centre could be lost when the
Jump around! Massive Flip Out trampoline park springing up in Wandsworth for budding bouncers
London’s biggest trampoline park will be bouncing into Wandsworth this summer. Flip Out’s flagship arena in Earlsfield will host an
Fulham fan cycling 145 miles from London to Amsterdam for Prostate Cancer UK
A Fulham fan is joining more than 500 other football supporters in a ride from London to Amsterdam to raise
Much-loved Southfields newsagent at risk of closure as family fall victim to new planning laws
Southfield’s spirited community is rallying around family at risk of being ‘turfed out’ from their newsagents business after 29 years
Pint-sized players and sporting stars set to dominate at Active Wandsworth Awards
The founders of a girls’ football team, a school rowing crew and an U12 hockey team of national champions are
Kensington & Chelsea, Hammersmith & Fulham and Wandsworth councils net £77m ‘profit’ from parking charges
Three south west London councils have pocketed an ‘eye watering profit’ of £77.2million from their parking activities in 2014/2015. Kensington
‘Tooting Broadway needs this more than Balham’: Residents clash over Crossrail 2 station decision
Battles over Crossrail 2 are still being fought as TfL are thinking of moving a station from its proposed site
Wandsworth and Merton councillors clash over Wimbledon Greyhound Stadium redevelopment
Councillors are at war over the future of one of London’s last greyhound tracks. While proposals for either a new
Fancy being the next Alan Sugar? Wandsworth entrepreneurs offered chance to improve business skills
Budding south west London entrepreneurs are being offered free small business-enhancing workshops by Wandsworth Council. The council’s partner, Enterprise Nation,
Battersea’s broadband boost: 20,000 council homes to get fastest home internet ‘in entire country’
The fastest broadband in London will soon zoom into the homes of more than 20,000 council tenants in Battersea. With
Battersea Men In Sheds group tackles loneliness among the elderly by getting them carving and building
Loneliness and depression are being combated nationwide by the emergence of Men in Sheds groups, the latest of which launched