Special school under Wandsworth’s wing in danger of closure
Wandsworth council said it had decided to consult on the closure of Bradstow School in Broadstairs, Kent, ‘as a last resort’.
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Author: Yann Tear
Man, 32, is detained as probe into Ladbroke Grove shooting continues
A 32-year-old man was arrested yesterday on suspicion of the attempted murder of two people and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life – he remains in custody.
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Daring lido swimmers ready to brave the elements to help the homeless
Fundraisers who dive headfirst into their Icebreaker challenge will also reap the rewards of cold-water swimming as evidence suggests it can benefit both our mental and physical health.
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Car crash is latest fearful episode in Lewisham road where accidents wait to happen
“There are many residents who could share their own experiences of nearly being run over. Me included. We’ve been campaigning for decades, but nothing ever changes.”
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Breast cancer patient gives thanks again for Royal Marsden ‘saviours’
Rebecca Gallagher is one of thousands each year who name a star to hang on the Christmas trees at the Celebrate a Life services at The Royal Marsden, which raise vital funds for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
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Lewisham’s thriving and diverse businesses get red carpet treatment
This year’s Mayor of Lewisham Business Awards received overwhelming and unprecedented public engagement, with close to 9,000 votes and nominations and 300 attendees at the awards ceremony.
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Phone number mix-up delays tenant’s desperate attempts to clear mice infestation
The kitchen at the property in Renown Close, on the Handcroft Road estate in West Croydon, has been deteriorating for years, according to the resident, who cannot be named for her personal safety.
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Nature-loving Jane Plant is remembered for her dedication to Merton’s treescape
A sign has been placed in Morden Park in honour of a stalwart of the area who was part of
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Tennis monopoly in Merton attracts volleys of furious complaints
Tennis coaches in the borough believe Merton council has ‘deprived people’ of a choice by selecting one business to provide coaching for the whole borough.
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More appeals over family car that came under fire in Ladbroke Grove
Reports widely circulating in the media say that four members of the same family were in a vehicle fired upon in Southern Row at around 5.30pm on Sunday – although police are not confirming.
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Residents worry about outsourcing of ‘lifeline’ Raynes Park post office
Local politicians have called on the plans to be reconsidered, with Wimbledon MP Paul Kohler saying: “The Raynes Park Post Office is a lifeline, especially for those with mobility issues, older residents, and small businesses.”
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Victim of ‘sex predator’ as a teen reveals feelings about winning her fight for justice
Colin Moore, 58, of Grove Lane, Southwark was handed a 15-year sentence on Friday, at Isleworth Crown Court for all nine counts he was convicted of.
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Donations for Christmas already in full swing at Christ the King sixth forms
Spearheaded by the dedicated husband-and-wife duo, Shireen and Graham Razey, the campaign has not only amassed thousands of pounds in financial support but also received countless gifts for those in need.
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Greenwich launches guide for carers to help them cope with the demands
It recognises the invaluable contributions of carers, and covers a wide range of topics, including access to services, financial support, and mental health resources.
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Tributes flow for ‘passionate campaigner’ at Westminster
Council leader Adam Hug led tributes for the member for the Vincent Square ward on X, calling her a passionate campaigner with a ‘wicked sense of humour’.
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Bromley South needs drop-off point, as drivers are caught out with £100 fines
The request from members of the Bromley Conservative Group comes as fines of £100 are being issued to drivers parking in the area.
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More details emerge of double shooting in Ladbroke Grove that leaves man with critical injuries
Superintendent Owen Renowden, the lead for policing in Kensington and Chelsea, has given a briefing in which he said: “We received numerous 999 calls, to Southern Row reporting that shots had been fired and a number of people in a vehicle had been injured.
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Anguished parents resolve to keep spirit of murdered son Keelen alive
The man responsible for the killing in Coldharbour Lane, Brixton, was sentenced at the Old Bailey on Friday to life imprisonment.
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Wandsworth wants to make half of all new homes ‘affordable’
Proposed amendments to policy include increasing the percentage of affordable housing required on new property developments from at least 35 per cent to 50 per cent, along with seeking a 70/30 split in favour of social rent.
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