‘Hammersmith Bridge could stay closed to vehicles for another decade’

‘Hammersmith Bridge could stay closed to vehicles for another decade’

Hammersmith Bridge could stay closed to vehicles for another decade, a local Labour MP has warned. Putney MP Fleur Anderson said that due to…

Campaigners taking legal action against City Hall for approving massively expanded the Wimbledon Tennis plans

Campaigners taking legal action against City Hall for approving massively expanded the Wimbledon Tennis plans

A row over plans to massively expand the site of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships has ramped up after local campaigners revealed they are taking…

Tooting’s biggest department store to shut for new flats as huge sale announced

Tooting’s biggest department store to shut for new flats as huge sale announced

A South London neighbourhood’s biggest department store will permanently close to make way for a housing development, it has been announced. Morleys Tooting announced…

The ‘Tooting Four’ – the anti-Ulez activists found guilty

The ‘Tooting Four’ – the anti-Ulez activists found guilty

A group of anti-Ulez activists who staged a protest outside London mayor Sadiq Khan’s home in Tooting have been found guilty of harassment. Known…

Staff raise concerns for children as council moves ahead with plans to close special school

Staff raise concerns for children as council moves ahead with plans to close special school

Staff at a residential special school run by a London council have raised concerns students will not be able to find an alternative if…

Council ‘on track’ to deliver 1,000 new affordable homes as it approves latest schemes

Council ‘on track’ to deliver 1,000 new affordable homes as it approves latest schemes

A total of 54 new council homes will be built across three South London estates. Wandsworth Council will build the properties under its Homes…

South London town centre plunged into ‘chaos’ by Thames Water delays

South London town centre plunged into ‘chaos’ by Thames Water delays

Thames Water has come under fire for delays in repairing a burst water main, which plunged a South London town centre into ‘chaos’. The…

Shakespeare Goes to Church

Shakespeare Goes to Church

Michael HollandOct 24, 2024

Shakespeare in the Squares is delighted to announce its inaugural winter season, presenting an all-new production of Macbeth infused with wicked music and devilishly…

Plans to build 8000 seater tennis court given go-ahead by Deputy Mayor of London

Plans to build 8000 seater tennis court given go-ahead by Deputy Mayor of London

Plans to build an 8,000 seater stadium and 38 grass courts have been given the go-ahead by the Deputy Mayor of London. The decision,…

Battersea Park waterfall could be flowing again for the first time in 50 years

Battersea Park waterfall could be flowing again for the first time in 50 years

A Victorian waterfall in South London could flow again for the first time in more than 50 years, as £3.4 million plans to restore…

Remnant of Willie Doherty 

Remnant of Willie Doherty 

Michael HollandAug 24, 2024

Remnant is an exhibition from Turner Prize nominee Willie Doherty that consists of a series of black and white photographic prints, and a multi-channel…

South London parents fear plans to cut staff at state nurseries will put vulnerable kids in danger

South London parents fear plans to cut staff at state nurseries will put vulnerable kids in danger

South London parents have raised concerns vulnerable children won’t be safe if planned cuts at state nurseries go ahead. They warned children living in…