A mother who suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder says her family has been forced to live with mould whilst dealing with drug addicts on their doorstep.

“You don’t feel the cold until about two o’clock in the morning, that’s when it’ll be icy cold,” says Ifama Mawusi Abimbola, who was forced to sleep outside on the streets of South London on two occasions during the coronavirus pandemi...

One in five people south of the river in London is living with several long-term health conditions, scientists have warned.

Following a spate of stabbings in Croydon and across South London in recent weeks, the persistence of violence and gangs in the region has again been placed at the forefront of the discourse.

The family of a man who died after he was struck by a car in a fatal hit and run incident in Whyteleafe last year have expressed their "concern and surprise" at the sentence for the driver who was involved.

A pair of Dads from Croydon are planning to take on the giants of the food delivery industry with their very own borough-specific company.

The government must give more financial support if venues cannot open indoors before May 17, says Merton Councillor Paul Kohler.

A Carshalton postwoman who was diagnosed with an incurable and painful condition is urging more people to recognise the signs of the disease.

The Department for Education has said attendance for all pupils will be mandatory when schools reopen to more children from March 8.

A school in Richmond has revamped their playground so pupils can practise their scooting and cycling skills in a safe way.

Secondary schools will be asked to deliver summer schools as part of the government’s multimillion-pound catch-up programme for children in England.

A controversial road rule implemented last summer in Earlsfield amounted to amounted to the issuing of 300k fines, a recent enquiry has revealed.

Police have issued an appeal to help locate a missing 15-year-old boy.

Police are looking to identify three men in connection with burglaries in Richmond and Wandsworth which are believed to be linked.

Police are looking to identify three men in connection with burglaries in Richmond and Wandsworth which are believed to be linked.

Sutton is recruiting for their next generation of social workers through their social work programme.

London bus passengers are facing disruption this week because of a strike by drivers.

THE MAN suspected of shooting dead police sergeant Matt Ratana has been hospitalised with coronavirus, it has been reported.

Home Instead Wimbledon and Kingston have received three CQC outstanding ratings in a row.

National lockdowns enforced throughout the coronavirus pandemic have inevitably meant less people getting in their car and driving on the roads.

There are seven upcoming Bank Holiday left in 2021. Here we look at what Covid lockdown rules will be in place across England.

The circumstances surrounding the death of a 15-year-old boy in South London are still being reviewed after a post-mortem examination failed to explain how he died.

Arrests made by police in several London boroughs have shone a light on the ongoing existence of modern slavery in London.

Residents in New Addington are being urged to take a coronavirus test due to a confirmed case of the South African variant within the area of Croydon

The trees of Richmond Park are the subject of a new informative film starring renowned sports broadcaster Clare Balding.

One in 10 two year olds in Richmond were behind on developing key life skills last year, figures suggest.

Love Wimbledon’s Market on The Piazza will return next weekend.

At least 22 people are facing fines for breaching Covid lockdown regulations after police broke up a party at a barber shop in Croydon last week.

Bus drivers with trade union Unite have slammed parent company RATP Group over new contracts and pay cuts they say are being forced through amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The Duke is not expected to leave hospital for several days, Buckingham Palace said.

‘Tree protectors’ have climbed into a 100-year-old tree in York Gardens and are camping out to save it from being cut down.

Construction work has started on a new 4.7km cycle route in south-west London, which will make cycling easier between Wandsworth Town Centre and Chelsea Bridge.

A family from Twickenham are fundraising to build a mosque in honour of their 58-year-old relative who passed away from COVID-19.

The family of a 3-year-old boy are appealing to fellow Wandsworth residents to help with their son’s vital stem-cell treatment in Thailand.

The head of London Fire Brigade has spoken out against bullying after an inquest heard how a "singled out" young black firefighter tragically took his own life.

Tensions were high on Good Morning Britain as Piers Morgan and Matt Hancock clashed on Tuesday morning's show.

Euro 2020 and Wimbledon could be the “catalysts to give people hope” during an “exciting” post-lockdown summer, according to Sadiq Khan.

All schools in England will reopen on March 8.

Pictures show how people made the most of the milder weather over the weekend with high numbers pictured at Beddington Park.

Stay with us throughout the day for updates as Boris Johnson sets out his road map out of lockdown for England.

Sutton Council has launched a programme to work with perpetrators of domestic abuse.

Dons Local Action Group has received thousands of pounds to help bridge the gap between the digital divide.

British Gas engineers across south west London are on their twenty-second day of strike action, picketing on Clapham Common against controversial plans to 'fire and rehire' them.

Richmond currently has the lowest coronavirus infection rate in southwest London, according to government figures.

A South London famous seal was saved last weekend, after swimming in the River Thames with a fishing hook lodged in its mouth for nearly a week.

The number of new coronavirus infections across southwest London has continued to fall in every borough.

People will be eager to hear Boris Johnson’s plans to end lockdown in England as details started to emerge late on Sunday night.

From bringing your own pen to having a marshalled one-way system, local elections will look a little different this year.

Transport for London's drive for contactless travel has led to a small change in Oyster cards coming next month.

Kate Moss has admitted it "wasn't easy" growing up in Croydon.